He warned that France should not limit the range of illnesses eligible for compensation.
Social media might also limit the range of scientific information that individuals see.
More to point, the overembellishment would in all likelihood limit the range of emotions visitors would be allowed to feel.
It was essential for her to play 21 f4 to limit the range of Socko's dark-squared bishop.
But, he argued, biological ribosomes and enzymes generally work only in water, and that would greatly limit the range of materials that could be built.
Without those revenues, publishers will be even more reluctant to devote shrinking resources to new, unproven authors, which will, in turn, limit the range of books being published.
The northern geographic boundary of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever is marked by cold, mountainous areas, which limit the range of ticks, the major vectors of the disease.
A poet could survive despotism relatively unscathed, unhurt, Orwell thought, but not a prose writer, who could neither control nor limit the range of his thoughts without "killing his inventiveness".
Under a 1979 accord with the United States, South Korea agreed to limit the range of its missiles to about 100 miles and promised to abide by treaty rules restricting the spread of nuclear weapons.
In reality, they don't offer observations: they control and limit the range of debate, shape and skew the political options, and deride and exclude those who try to pose an alternative.
White-collar crime happens through an intersection of pathology and opportunity; getting the S.E.C. busy ending the opportunity is a good way to limit the range of the pathology.
