This operation is limited in time and in scope.
In retrospect the new phenomenon seems more circumscribed, its reach limited in time and space.
These will be limited in time and less radical than Silvio Berlusconi's ministers first planned.
You've just said that this, from the beginning, has been an operation limited in time and scope.
But that example -- a tribunal for a particular occasion, limited in time and scope -- shows the very danger of the Bush order.
"The industry's survival is probably limited in time, and Jay will be right there to watch it perish," Mr. Call said.
Political analyst Volodymyr Fesenko said: "It was obviously a protest that was limited in time and scale, and it would probably have finished in a week or two, if the police hadn't moved in to clear the Maidan.
The entertainment industry is rapidly steering us all toward a stream-from-the-cloud model, in which we buy the right to watch or listen or read, but where the rights are limited in time and device.
In a long news conference later, Mr. Chávez, who chose the Vatican as the starting point for a tour of Europe, played down disagreements with the church, saying they were "limited in time, space and people".
Our physical existence is limited in time and space.
These histories are limited in time and space, and they can appropriately be called "micro-history".
