Sentence examples for limits of giving from inspiring English sources

Limits of Giving Yet a visit to Sindhekela last month also suggests the limits of long-distance giving and the migrants' psychological strains.

While no longer chairman of NIFC, McDonagh says he still attends its fundraisers and promotes them on air, but recognises the limits of giving support.

However, recent studies have highlighted the limits of giving out nicotine patches and gum as a stand-alone approach, even when it includes minimal telephone counseling.

Weaknesses and Opportunities: Whether given weakness limits use of given opportunity?

And this has spawned lawsuits like RNC v. FEC which tried to undo the limit on corporations giving to political parties as well as the Tooker case which tried to undo limits of corporations giving money directly to candidates.

President Barack Obama has made a number of attempts to limit the amount of giving that the rich can deduct from their taxable income.

Amid other gags Rosenthal pokes fun at David Cameron, considers the ironies of student protest and ponders the limits of charitable giving.

Torpey, to his credit, acknowledges the limits of just giving money away to a handful of graduates; he also often calls for audience members and contestants to petition Congress to do something about student debt.

By comparison, a tube amp pushed to distortion has a soft clipping edge, and harmonics that fall off well within the limits of hearing, giving tube amps their famed warmth.

These automata can be computed by a model-based approach, which guarantees completeness and correctness within the limits of the given model.

In the new version of Wilhelm Meister's story, his involvement with the theatre appears as an episode, perhaps an error (though errors are inevitable, Goethe suggests), on a journey toward self-determination within the limits of the given world.