In the 1980s, under President Ronald Reagan, VISTA funding and administrative support were substantially cut, which limited recruiting and training.
But in Division III, there are no scholarships, limited recruiting budgets, staff restrictions and, generally, the need for those vacuuming skills.
Since Division III coaches have limited recruiting budgets, "we tend to favor students who show an interest in us," said Bill Beaney, the men's ice hockey coach at Middlebury.
Recognised limitations: Limiting recruits to 5 12 per centre may have introduced some selection bias through under-representation of less common presentations of spasticity.
And when Mr. Corzine's donations to the committees neared or reached legal limits, he recruited friends to make contributions -- friends like Steven Roth, whose company is one of the largest commercial property owners in Manhattan, and George Wellde Jr., who worked with Mr. Corzine at Goldman Sachs.
The study population consisted of 59 patients with type 1 diabetes (36 women and 23 men, median age 32.0 years, range limits 20 51 years), recruited from the Regional Diabetological Centre of our university and 30 healthy volunteers (15 women and 15 men, median age 31.5 years, range limits 20 39 years).
The N.C.A.A. said Texas Southern would vacate team records in all sports from the 2006-7 seasons through 2009-10, and scholarship limits and recruiting restrictions were placed on the football and men's basketball teams.
The study was limited by recruiting low male subjects, which limits us for having optimal vitamin D cutoff point by gender.
This will in effect limit recruits to those from the old "white Commonwealth" of Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States.
They passed a law saying that if a law school persisted in limiting recruiting by the armed forces, the school would lose federal funding.
