Sentence examples for more limited changes from inspiring English sources

While Imam Ali Society's ultimate goal is to change the law and stop all executions of juvenile offenders, it has welcomed more limited changes.

But lately it has seemed they may embrace more limited changes, such as giving undocumented migrants legal status to remain in the country.

But fear of revolts led to much more limited changes in the consultation paper on disability reform published last October.Instead of trying directly to confine disability benefits to the genuinely disabled, the government is now trying a more oblique approach.

Memory systems impacted by aging are associated with volumetric and functional changes in fronto-striatal circuits along with more limited changes in medial temporal structures (in which larger aging-related changes suggest neuropathology).

The president proposed more limited changes in an Arizona Daily Star op-ed.

The progression from acute to chronic colitis was associated with more limited changes in inflammatory response genes.

The National Union of Students says the suggestion to lift the limit on fees is a tactical step towards a more limited change.

The F.B.I. had long resisted that step, as well as the more far-reaching idea of creating a separate domestic intelligence service, like Britain's MI5, but Mr. Mueller agreed to the more limited change in response to strong pressure from the White House.

As this process unfolds, there will undoubtedly be a debate about whether to have comprehensive change that assures that all youth are treated age appropriately regardless of their crime or to have more limited change that treats the few kids who commit violent crimes differently than the majority who do not.

From stage 2 to stage 3, a more limited change is seen with a slightly larger distribution, resulting in a p value of non-difference of approximately 4%.

Thus, the oxt6 mutant does not display a general or global alteration in responses to abiotic stress, but rather a more limited change in the susceptibility just to ROS elicited, for example, with MV.