Sentence examples for development of a limited from inspiring English sources
He also argues for the development of a Limited War Capability that is, the ability to counter Soviet aggression with conventional forces.
Agreement on cutting warheads might win Russian assent to modify the ABM treaty to permit development of a limited missile shield.
One of the liveliest debates today was over a proposal to strike language endorsing development of a limited national missile defense system.
He also argues for the development of a Limited War Capability — that is, the ability to counter Soviet aggression with conventional forces.
At the heart of the differences between the Clinton administration and Moscow is the development of a limited missile defense that the administration says is necessary to defend the United States against "rogue" states like North Korea and Iran.
PAGE A3 Missile Defense Still Open A U.S. official said it was still possible to reach agreement with Russia on development of a limited defense against ballistic missiles, but time was running out.
Indeed, most herbivorous species are specialized in host range and are only able to complete development on a limited number of species.
Both SkQ1 and food restriction are effective in retarding development of only a limited number of cancers, whereas others are resistant to these factors.
Development of a nitrogen-limited continuous culture enabled us to define transcriptional changes purely in response to nitrogen limitation excluding growth rate effects.
Because genomic medicine is still in its early stages of development, a limited window of opportunity exists for establishing a robust, standards-based, and interoperable CDS infrastructure before healthcare organizations and health IT vendors develop entrenched, institution-specific approaches to the problem that lack interoperability.
In the face of continuous failures by the state and economic elites to resuscitate the 'boom-crisis' economy of Las Vegas and Macao, it took non-state actors with intricate 'webs of significance' to state and criminal actors to govern the development of a society under limited statehood; transforming the lands into celebrated casino-cities.
