Sentence examples for limitations to which from inspiring English sources

The best defense of any nation lies in knowing the limitations to which its actions are subject and avoidance of unnecessary conflict.

The privileges and limitations to which we refer are those which inhere in the witness as a witness, and which affect the testimony voluntarily given.

If authenticity could be defined as a set of limitations to which not everyone has equal access, then Mr. Major is authentic.

The RF MEMS (Radio Frequency Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) Switched Capacitor based phase shifter has highly miniaturized dimensions, and is capable of solving many limitations to which the conventional Switched Capacitors are mostly susceptible.

Undoubtedly, the process would have been smoother if all three court systems had agreed on Community law's specificity, but the real problem is deeper and resides in the jurisdictional limitations to which each court system is subject under the domestic constitutional order.

It seems to me (though I may be mistaken) that the optical inconsistencies (which, to be fair, generate parallax data and enable the 3D effect) between the different "exposures" mean that only slices can be shown at a time, or at the very least there are limitations to which slices can be selected.

Another limitation to which the price system is subject has to do with the control of knowledge and tastes.

There is not a limitation to which our human kind is heir but Jesus shares it with us.

Considering a multi-stage system with a single and constant power source, it is well expected that there would be pumping limitation to which the enhancement can reach.

There are several limitations to this study, which the researchers fully acknowledge.

There are certain limitations to our study which warrant discussion.