Sentence examples for limited situations from inspiring English sources

The infant class size appeal: Regulations introduced in 1999 limit class size to 30 except in very limited situations.

A 1997 court ruling stated it could only pay for such support in limited situations.

The way around this is to define clearly the limited situations in which he might exercise jurisdiction over the east.

He maintains that in limited situations, like countersniper operations or storming buildings, the software will actually allow robots to outperform humans from an ethical perspective.

Other than the extremely limited situations in which someone seeks to influence a known juror in a case, jury nullification advocacy is squarely protected by the First Amendment".

Players who sign contracts below the average salary would be eligible for opt-out clauses (which are otherwise banned, except in limited situations).

However, under a "limited" situation where production was constrained for a variety of environmental or political reasons, domestic supplies might fall to less than 10 million barrels a day.

The solution for a limited situation can be obtained using a numerical algorithm.

"This is a resource limited situation, but things may look up in the coming years," says space scientist Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, a member of a government planning commission that is preparing a 5-year science spending plan for the government.

Plant passes from a carbon (C) source to sink limited situation as the reduction of organ growth and development (i.e. sink activity) appears to happen earlier than C starvation under water deficit conditions (Muller et al. 2011).

It is, as Camus wrote in 1956, "a system of a misguided intelligence that prefers, to the suffering imposed by a limited situation, the dark victory in which heaven and earth are annihilated".