"This act will limit the possibility of territorial compromise in Jerusalem to its northern and southern parts only, outside of areas surrounding the Old City," said Daniel Seidemann, an Israeli lawyer and founder of Ir Amin.
The bill was a compromise to limit the scope of government surveillance.
A17 Patients' Rights Deal Sought The Senate began a second week of debate on a far-reaching bill to define patients' rights, with Democrats looking for a compromise to limit the liability of employers who might be sued by employees in disputes over health care benefits.
But it includes a host of compromises that limit the need to cut releases from smokestacks and tailpipes.
Perhaps a compromise is to limit the data to Figure 6 and to place it after current Figure 10 supplement, where it makes logical sense.
Moreover, these early - and avoidable - deficiencies compromise later development and limit the capacity to utilize compensatory opportunities provided later.
This approach reflects the compromise between limiting the ventilation period to a few hours (in order to limit the role of confounding factors, such as conduct of anesthesia, fluid status, risk of infection, nutrition and so on) and the attempt to produce detectable lung injury in this short time.
The Cambodian government, critics say, is trying to limit the scope of the trials for its own political reasons, a limit that the critics say would compromise justice and could discredit the entire process.
Settler leaders and government officials say four illegal outposts have already been quietly removed, but they refuse to go into details, saying publicity limits the possibility of compromise.
Users trying to view new content on a revoked player would be forced to upgrade their player software to a more secure version, thereby limiting the scope of the compromise each time an exploit is discovered.
