Sentence examples for national limitations from inspiring English sources

Art is the true Esperanto, the one form of culture that is genuinely beyond national limitations.

These barriers may be generic, such as national limitations to prescriptions of expensive drugs or a general lack of adequate resources and/or poor infrastructure.

This is both due to national limitation in extending the networking, household financial limitations to establish a gas network, and houses lacking minimum structural standards of establishing gas networking.

A prerequisite for effective chlamydia control is the existence of a comprehensive and effective control programme, with a broad consensus on a strategy for chlamydia control, taking into account specific national opportunities and limitations, and addressing available and future services and resources.

Further contributing to the 'hollowing out' of public sector policy capacity are such features of NPM public-sector reforms as privatization, the devolution of functions and expertise by government departments to alternative service delivery systems or supra-national institutions, and limitations on the discretionary roles and functions of senior public servants (Rhodes 1994).

The American Medical Student Association, the Committee of Interns and Residents, and Public Citizen petitioned the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for national resident duty-hour limitations.

In this regard, renewable microgrid projects are an effective alternative where the national grid extension has limitations.

The 2014-2015 Eboutbreakseaks in multiple West African countries are some of the many examples illustrating the limitations of national efforts in the control of infectious disease.

These national surveys have several limitations, particularly with regard to understanding diabetes health risks for AAs and PIs.

The researchers hypothesized that such a differentiation reflects both a national response to resource limitations in LMICs and an effort to ensure sustainability [ 11].

One of the limitations with national publications is that they tend to focus on hospital-acquired pathogens, which typically are resistant to more antibiotics compared to community-acquired infections.