Sentence examples for limiting help from inspiring English sources

In Green county, Indiana, some churches are limiting help to members of their own congregation, he said.

When Hamas won power at the ballot box in 2006, Palestine's foreign paymasters cancelled all development aid, limiting help to humanitarian supplies.

Pressures on women to return to their pre-baby lives is also part of the problem, said Brown, while cuts affecting funding for breastfeeding peer support groups, as well as cuts to midwife services and the NHS more widely, are limiting help for new mothers.

Current limiting helps prevent splatter when the tungsten tip accidentally comes too close or in contact with the workpiece.

The ECB has offered valuable but strictly limited help.

Vandersluis says there was limited help she could offer in such cases.

We face a trade-off: ignore a deserving group of citizens, or help them but limit help available for other groups.

It has been known to pressure the Syrian Arab Red Crescent to limit help to its opponents.

Additionally, we believe that low-coverage (e.g., 1-4x) sequencing will provide limited help.

It gives limited help with the 'how do we implement it?' question, which controlled trials are not designed to answer.

Scientists have demonstrated that marine reserves, where fishing and other disruptive activities are banned or limited, helps reefs recover from damage, including from bleaching.