Sentence examples for limiting both from inspiring English sources

One of the significant themes that arose from interviews with the eye care managers and surgeons is the limited government support and attention to eye care as factor limiting both productivity and service sustainability.

It is possible to improve health care while limiting both bureaucracy and cost.

Today's soldiers lug around 100 lbs (45 kg), including communications equipment, limiting both speed and performance.

La Salle has handled the loss of Zack well, limiting both Jordan Henriquez of Kansas State and Reginald Buckner of Ole Miss to minimal production.

Since the late 1980s the Progressive Party (Fremskrittspartiet), which advocates limiting both immigration and the welfare state, has become a major force in Norwegian politics.

He succeeded in limiting both the types of crops under forced cultivation and the amount of land available to the government.

The constitution rigidly limits both taxation and indebtedness.

He said Saturday that common-law suits are limited "both in significance and number".

"That mission is strictly limited, both in mission and duration," he added.

In particular, ongoing substantial pressures on consumers are likely to limit both growth and inflation.

First, high levels of debt will limit both welfare benefits and future governments' ability to swap favours for votes.