Sentence examples for limited moves from inspiring English sources
She treads the boards with a life-size skeleton whose limited moves establish the choreography.
In Pakistan, the government signaled limited moves against a charity widely believed to act as a front for the militant group, Lashkar-e-Taiba, that Indian and American intelligence officials say was behind the Mumbai attacks last month.
It also included some of the clearest signals yet that the United States backs Japan's increasing though still limited moves to strengthen its military, and its military ties in Asia, as a counterbalance to China's own buildup.
However, although a picture emerges as to how ATP triggers channel opening, there are a number of intriguing questions that remain to be answered, in particular how the pore itself opens in response to ATP and how the intracellular domain, for which structural information is limited, moves during activation.
China has made some limited moves — in February, it announced that it was belatedly complying with a U.N. sanction that restricted the import of North Korean coal, for example — but the actual effect on North Korea's economy is hard to gauge.
Chevron's own limited moves in Russia have had mixed results.
But the Palestinians say they believe that Mr. Sharon is proposing the limited move in order to avoid negotiations on the range of issues that divide the sides.
And even though it is a limited move, the enforcement of the no-flight zone also crosses a new political threshold.
"Willpower" points can be used to increase a unit's range or its offensive potency (and this limited, move-enhancing currency can instantaneously turn a battle's tide).
Yet the anti-abortion lobby resists even such a limited move, because it sees a new law as paving the way for a broader, more liberal regime.
Cameron will hope his own release and Osborne's more limited move will draw a line under the furore about the tax paid by senior politicians, with other MPs protected from having to disclose their own income.
