Sentence examples for generally be limited from inspiring English sources
The policy, detailed in the Justice Department's manual for United States attorneys on how to carry out their duties, advises that unless minors are victims, prosecutions "should generally be limited to persons engaged in commercial prostitution activities".
Laterally-exerted impulsive hand-tool forces should generally be limited to 8% body weight.
Later Roman Emperors would generally be limited to the powers and titles originally granted to Augustus, though often, to display humility, newly appointed Emperors would decline one or more of the honorifics given to Augustus.
Thus, the number of narrative sessions depends on the number of events identified on the lifeline, but should generally be limited to 6 9 weekly sessions.
The role of the REB in the handling of IRRs and IFs should generally be limited to review of the researcher's feedback policy.
Although a Consensus Conference in 1994 recommended that plateau pressure should generally be limited to 35 cmH2O [ 4], little change in ventilator practice occurred until publication of the ARDS Network study [ 5], which demonstrated that a lung protective strategy using a tidal volume (VT) of 6 ml/kg predicted body weight decreased mortality in patients with ALI.
As a result, findings from exercise-based research have generally been limited to summaries of strengths and limitations experienced by participants.
However, this too has generally been limited to individual killings, such as that of Brigadier-General Muhammad Suleiman in August.
The major limitation of most previous microarray studies is that they have generally been limited to interrogating only a portion of the total transcriptome.
Washington's influence on Egyptian public opinion generally is limited.
