Sentence examples for limited provision from inspiring English sources

60, 61 The intraoperative limitation may be due to the limited provision of real-time margin assessment.

So why do schools and colleges have such limited provision for staff?

The report said the limited provision and unreliability of cash machines in some communities had become a serious problem.

"This is a very narrow, very limited provision in a very big bill," Mr. Davis said in an interview.

Under a limited provision of Medicaid, the national health program for the poor, the federal government permits emergency coverage for illegal immigrants and other noncitizens.

The bill for his hospitalization alone totaled $200,000, some of which would have been covered by a limited provision for emergency care under the federal Medicaid program, but certainly not all.

It has refused to open the way to federal management and control of the educational system, except through the limited provisions of the National Defense Education Act.

Late last month, the aviation subcommittee in the House of Representatives proposed a bill that included several very limited provisions to help the carriers, but did not tackle the issues that the executives were most concerned about.

After reports of over 100 deaths by starvation in the camp led to limited provisions of humanitarian aid earlier this year, the UN says it has not been able to get food in since May.

The version of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act that House Republicans unveiled Friday afternoon — which excludes specific protections for gay, bisexual or transgender victims of domestic abuse, and offers limited provisions for Native American women on reservations — is already facing fierce criticism from Democrats and women's and human rights groups.

Comparisons with the currently available limited provisions show clearly their inadequacy.