The constitution received strong criticism from international human rights groups, however, because it granted legal immunity to coup participants and curtailed other rights, particularly regarding a clause that allowed leaders to suspend freedoms in the event of government-declared emergencies.
The curtailed load can be regarded as virtual power which can be adjusted continuously and provide the spinning reserve.
He claimed sardonically that he regarded curtailing some of Redhead's willingness to "talk all day" as his duty to the British nation.
This involved constant intimidatory short-pitched leg-side bowling with a leg-cordon to catch balls fended off by the batsman, in an attempt to curtail Donald Bradman, generally regarded as the best batsman ever, from scoring.
Most people do not regard curtailing their metabolism, cognition, affective stability or reproductive functions as a useful approach to the problem of aging.
Opioid analgesics are the mainstay therapy for postoperative pain, but their administration is curtailed in older patients particularly for safety considerations regarding respiratory depression, but also for concerns about causing sedation and delirium.
Therefore, the curtailed and stochastically curtailed versions should also be regarded as aids to clinicians, rather than as standalone classification tools.
This study provides information regarding the biologic and molecular mechanisms that curtail the initial effectiveness of VEGFR blockers.
Sarbanes Oxley, however, has greatly curtailed the latitude boards have in this regard.
The final section presents reflections on salient issues regarding the ways in which mediascapes enable and curtail new ways-of-being-with-words across GSN.
DOMESTICALLY -- In a ruling that could, if upheld, curtail many Sept. 11 investigations, a federal judge said the law regarding material witnesses could not justify holding people in grand jury investigations.
