Sentence examples for longstanding limitations from inspiring English sources

The civilian nuclear agreement lifts longstanding limitations to allow extensive commercial nuclear trade, technology transfers and joint research between Russia and the United States.

The proposals from Mr. Erdogan, some of them subject to approval in Parliament, would also further relax the country's longstanding limitations on women wearing Islamic head scarves in public places.

Environmental toxicity is judged to be in a "dark ages" period due to longstanding limitations in the implementation of the simple conceptual model that is the basis of current aquatic toxicity testing protocols.

The InterVA-4 model version 4.02 which was used to estimate the cause of death for this paper is computer-based, and uses the Bayes' theorem, in an attempt to overcome the longstanding limitations of alternative methods (1, 4, 6), such as physicians coding.

The SLINK cohort and the goal of this work is not to identify all SLE in Sweden to serve as a national register, but instead to use the already existing registers to identify a large cohort of patients for this epidemiological study to overcome longstanding limitations of data and power.

And Michigan warns that a win for the petitioners would open the floodgates on challenges to "other longstanding marriage limitations" involving, for example, "underage couples".

Our study estimates the cost of disability understood as suffering longstanding strong limitation in daily activities for 31 European countries using two different strategies, one based on a subjective question about the household's ability to make ends meet and another related to the ownership of several assets.

The adjusted results show that those with CIS-R scores above the threshold, any primary diagnosis, a depression diagnosis, suicidal ideation, longstanding illnesses, functional limitations and poor perceived health were less likely to seek informal help, but seek formal help.