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McDermott says his squad is too limited and needs January reinforcements – most fans agree, but many of them also detect unexpected limitations in McDermott's approach and are eager to see some new ideas as well as new faces.
However we diverge politically, I have enough faith in Eastwood's artistry and intellect to trust that he is not a black-and-white ideologue – or, at least, that he knows that the limitations of such a worldview would make for an extremely dull movie.
These are the ideal source of data, but there are several limitations with the data at this local level.
There is no statute of limitations for such extreme violence.
"It's a good deal – a deal that meets our core objectives, including strict limitations on Iran's program and cutting off every pathway that Iran could take to develop a nuclear weapon".
I think that a child does not feel the sublime because a child need not, perhaps cannot, confront the limitations of his or her language – language, for a child, is already miraculous, supple, generous in its association, tragic, hilarious, disproportionate and huge.
It was to their credit, you may say, that, recognising their limitations , they wanted an adviser who understood the thoughts and feelings of people less privileged than themselves.
Most writers opt for the first or third person - each with its own set of limitations and possibilities.
But serious limitations in data collection mean that the report serves as a barometer and not a comprehensive overview.
"Accepting the limitations of NHS resources, and the inter-dependencies of care which make providing an equitable service a challenge of viability as well as one of principle, every effort should be made to ensure that the standard of care a patient receives, their experience of it and the outcome as a result, are not impacted by the day of the week".
They write: "Even when mitigating factors, such as the remote location and the practical limitations imposed by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection are considered, many aspects of the IHMS health service fall well below accepted standards for clinical practice and are unnecessarily dangerous".
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The word "limitations" functions primarily as a noun , referring to the state of being limited or restricted. It is used to describe the boundaries, weaknesses, or constraints of something, as affirmed by Ludwig.
Expression frequency: Very common
