Having a problem may mean impairment, limitation, restriction or a barrier depending on which of the three key components of functioning and disability being estimated [ 18, 19, 22].
Within the 2009 SDAC, a disability is defined as 'a limitation, restriction or impairment, which has lasted, or is likely to last, for at least six months and restricts everyday activities'.
Groups such as Catholic Whistleblowers have been lobbying for a change in the law to relax statute of limitation restrictions so accused priests can be prosecuted for crimes allegedly committed years ago.
In fact, I think that some exhibits should have age limitation restrictions for access.
Nevertheless, it's a strange thing that one of the great voices of modern storytelling had limitations, restrictions, words, and phrases it was incapable of uttering, matters it could not express: death, love, tragedy.
In Steve's case, a line on Page 66 of the prospectus says, "We may apply certain limitations, restrictions, and/or underwriting standards as a condition of our issuance of an Annuity and/or acceptance of Purchase Payments".
Current Pennsylvania statute of limitations restrictions allow a victim of child abuse to file a civil claim until the victim is 30 years old, although that law was amended in 2002 when the age limit was 20.
Withholding is about limitations, restrictions, boundaries, and constraints.
Prior to this new law, the exemptions available to stockholders were subject to a range of limitations, restrictions and requirements, making resales of private company stock difficult and infrequent.
Diabetes is known to be associated with decrements in HRQL from functional limitations, restrictions in normal activities, work limitations, poor general health, and depression (3– 6) and from symptom distress such as excessive thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, and neuropathies (7– 11).
Being so engrossed in a man with limitations, restrictions, and no real commitments is a means to disappointment and hurt.
