Sentence examples similar to limited undertaking from inspiring English sources

Obama can succeed in putting an end to the concept of a permanent war, without borders and time limits, undertaken by the Bush administration.

"A trial court may intervene in jury deliberations where it receives reports of juror misconduct or in response to an impasse, but such interventions must be limited and undertaken with the utmost respect for the sanctity of the deliberative process," Justice Goodwin Liu wrote for the court.

The output was a final version for pre-test which contained 64 items for self-administration and 12 to be completed by one of the respondent's co-workers (peer) so that perceptions could be compared and limited verification undertaken.

However, as this approach warrants further validation, and the literature on the topic is still limited, we undertook a study to verify this technique in our group of patients with large CL.

It is known that self-help strategies such as limiting stimulants, undertaking physical exercise during the day or early evening, keeping to a regular sleep routine and other cognitive and behavioural strategies (refer to [ 26]) can be effective in reducing sleep problems and depressive symptoms among people with insomnia [ 28].

Second, the study was limited to nurses undertaking advanced nursing education in Norway.

Then how would you characterize the attempt to undertake limited wars, like the Gulf war in 1991 or Bush's threatened war against Iraq now?

In addition, I stand with the original intent of the Volcker Rule and with the current position of Thomas Hoenig (the current vice chairman of the F.D.I.C .: in addition to stronger resolution powers and much more equity capital, the size of the largest financial institutions should be capped and the activities they can undertake limited.

Despite a large number of studies undertaken, limited selectivity and efficacy of TiO2 photocatalyst are still widely accepted problems.

Sarginson scored two tries on his Super League debut against Salford in July but his appearances have been limited as he undertakes his A-levels.

Still, many research fellows will undertake limited teaching and light administrative duties to build goodwill in their department and increase their indispensability, thus increasing their chances of being offered a permanent post by the university once their fellowship has ceased.