However, before my small gov't readers get too excited, I say we must recognize our obligations (not our limitations) and take decisive action to create the financial resources to meet them.
The past decade has been a demonstration of the decisive power of force, and of its limitations.
Against this background of existing legal limitations on the powers of governments, a decisive turn in the history of Western constitutional law occurred when political philosophers developed a theory of natural law based on the "inalienable rights" of the individual.
A sound compromise would lift the statute of limitations for rape and a limited number of other violent offenses in which decisive biological evidence would most likely be present.
While relatively free elections have been held at times, undemocratic limitations have always been present -- and often decisive.
Abandoning all modal limitations, the isorhythmic motet of the 14th century managed to derive decisive structural benefit from the systematic application of given rhythmic patterns without the inescapable dance associations of its 13th-century predecessor.
Evidence review: Overall 49 studies were recognized for all assessment methods with five major decisive factors of causality evaluation, all the information regarding reasons allocating causality, the advantages and limitations of the appraisal methods were extracted and scrutinized.
"However, his limitation is that he's, well, robust and tough and playing the ditherer Hamlet, not a decisive Henry V".
As iron limitation is a common strategy by which a mammalian host suppresses bacterial growth, iron has a decisive role in infectious diseases.
