"People understand, in this term-limits environment, that if they are young enough and skillful enough, they can run now, and be seen as someone with a real shot at winning four or eight years down the line," said Ms. Montague, who ran against an incumbent, Councilman Perkins, in 2003.
Continuing efforts to explore some of the feasible ideas and plausible solutions to areas of dysfunction within family law, the below discussion addresses topics involving reforms that would limit environments that invite abuses of the system.
Although several conjugation methods exist and have been used for many applications, the use of these methods for in vitro/ in vivo biological studies and applications has been severely limited due to the special nature of the biological environment that limits the scope of reactions that may be employed.
These include expense, limited access, noise or radiation exposure, motion intolerance, an environment that limits interaction with participants and that may stress them, and the requirement for time-consuming, technically challenging data analysis procedures.
"It is a difficult environment that limits the assets they have to invest in new opportunities," he said.
The fact is that businesses thrive in a stable, secure and corruption-free environment that limits the risk of shock, provides certainty of dispute resolution and offers protection of capital and intellectual assets.
The only direction, if we can think of it that way, comes from the fact that evolutionary change happens in an environment that limits the scope of possible successful mutations.
49, 50 However, the hepatic portal vasculature can also be considered as a hostile environment that limits islet engraftment and function.
One of the major factors in the work environment that limits the transfer of learning is the lack of involvement by senior management [ 6].
Those who leave cities for the suburbs may expect a healthier, cleaner environment, but sprawl developments actually present a range of health risks including poor air quality from rising vehicle use, watershed pollution, and a built environment that limits opportunities to walk from homes to businesses and schools, thereby exacerbating obesity and related medical problems, such as heart disease.
A movement among planners and architects promotes patterns of the built environment that limit sprawl (i.e., low-density development that outpaces population growth).
