Press freedom, in particular, remains highly circumscribed, even if the means used to clamp down on critical media are sophisticated ones.
Unlike the classical methods, where the randomness is circumscribed within the maximum mean loading component, this model relies also on the randomness of the maximum fluctuating action.
In Afghanistan, Nigeria, Sudan and Tajikistan, religious extremism emerged as a result of states and sub-units of states trying to define or circumscribe what it means to be a Christian or Muslim within those states -- trying, in other words, to clamp down on religious freedom.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
V. S. Naipaul once observed that Mr. Narayan was interested not so much in the social changes that came to his archetypal Indian town as in "the lesser life that goes on below: small men, small schemes, big talk, limited means: a life so circumscribed that it appears whole and unviolated, its smallness never a subject for wonder, though India itself is felt to be vast".
Netanyahu's position, together with his heavily circumscribed vision of a future Palestine, has meant no return to peace talks.
In many respects our data confirm the case descriptions from earlier publications, 5 20–24 but it is also important to recognise that by no means all patients fall into a tightly circumscribed phenotype.
But Washington's lack of allies on the ground has meant its role in Syria has been circumscribed.
The non-pluralists (like Gödel) held that the independence results merely indicated the paucity of our means for circumscribing mathematical truth.
The identified signature proteins and RGCs also provide novel and definitive molecular means for circumscribing a number of taxonomic groups within Campylobacterales (ε-proteobacteria) and for identifying species belonging to these groups.
