Sentence examples for limitations after the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, 11 states, including Arizona, passed laws prohibiting the use of preexisting-conditions exclusions and limitations after the ACA became law; other states already had such rules in place.

A Los Angeles trial judge threw out that lawsuit, siding with the hospital's attorneys that the second suit was filed too late, beyond the one-year statute of limitations after the family discovered Arroyo's injuries.

Many researchers described barriers as discussion points or as a set of limitations after the results rather than something specifically considered in the study design.

If nothing was done after the killing of twenty school children and six adults in Newtown, Connecticut, and if nothing was done — not even the "bump stock" limitation — after the murder of fifty-eight concertgoers from a sniper's perch in Las Vegas, a month ago, then twenty-six more dead won't alter things.

BBC correspondents say the Taliban statement is being seen as damage limitation after the attack was universally condemned in Pakistan for its brutality.

Furthermore, ceiling effect on the expectation and perception data also a limitation after the statistic results proved skew on data distribution.

Our recent study showed that people with ankle fracture had significant activity limitation after the period of immobilisation (mean Lower Extremity Functional Scale score of 33.6, where no activity limitation receives a score of 80) and one-third were unable to walk without crutches [ 5].

We were able to compare the morphologies of each food limited/compensating cross with the morphologies of their respective routinely growing crosses at three crucial stages during the experiment: before the food limitation period, after the food limitation period but before the compensatory period, and after the compensatory period.

Moreover, many of these women complain about cognitive limitations years after the eclamptic pregnancy.

It assumes that the state of North Carolina should have indulged in the idle ceremony of passing a special statute of limitations extinguishing, after the lapse of a certain time, a cause of action which had never existed.

In People vs. Frazer, a 1999 decision that split the court 4 to 3, Baxter wrote that prosecutors could bring charges for child sexual abuse under an extended statute of limitations enacted after the expiration of the original deadline.