Sentence examples for limit the organization from inspiring English sources

In early 1952, when student newspapers began hearing freshmen complaints of R.O.T.C. high-pressure tactics at registration, they campaigned successfully to limit the organization to the same unmanned literature tables as all other groups.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has tried to limit the organization's involvement in the country's economy, but with little success.

He introduced Chairwoman Jeanett Cordon, who described the loss of funds that will limit the organization's summer program that once helped young Sanchez.

The lack of staff with other backgrounds may also limit the organization's capacity to advocate for health in other sectors such as trade, environment or labour and migration.

A data security program allows the management of data security risks and limits the organization's vulnerability to data compromise.

And those conditions, the report said, "prevented Amnesty International organization from conducting on-site investigations and severely limited the organization's ability to freely gather testimonial and physical evidence".

What's more, the new appointments which have caused some institutes to grow faster than others are limiting the organization's "room to maneuver" and "develop an adequate human resources strategy".

The mentor's citation record (including abstracts) was determined using the ISI search site with the "Timespan" for the publications limited to the years 1992-98 (representative of the period of the fellowship) and the "Institution" of the publications limited to the organization listed for the fellowship.

In this vein, the responsibility of the scientific societies is not limited to the organization of conferences and meetings, but are also indirectly responsible for patient care, which must conform to international and local lineaments, which in often are the result of rigorous and systematic processes such as the evidence-based guidelines for clinical practice.

The issue arises when corporate leaders fail to acknowledge the limits of the organizations they've put in place.

"All I can say is it was not my decision," said Mr. Dees, who added that he had limited involvement with the organization in recent years.