-- Pressure to limit scope and length of new sanctions, especially from coalitions and regional groups.
Fourthly, the Identifier Translation Agency is used as a proxy to obfuscate the source of information flowing into the Population Register and to limit the scope and use of the unique IDs assigned to individuals by the Population Register.
It seems that Boghossian means to say only the first and thus to limit the scope and significance of what he argues to the context of his professional discipline.
Our findings provide important new insights regarding barriers that continue to limit the scope and reach of the ASHA program, and unveils the complementarity of male and female CHWs in the delivery of, and increased demand for, MNCH services.
For our study, we decided to limit the scope, and thus the images and pages used, to a single domain; namely, facebook.com.com
Financial concerns, especially with reference to what will be available from major multilateral and bilateral sources in the long term, continue to limit the scope and rate of scale-up in many countries and threaten long-term sustainability.
First, with inflation low, the scope to raise prices limited and cost-cutting opportunities already exploited, increasing market share has become the engine of growth in profits.
Three dissenting judges said the decision showed how "statutes of limitations have been twisted by courts to limit the scope and thrust of civil rights laws".
Though most states have publicly stated their support for an arms trade treaty, behind closed doors at the UN, there has been a battle between those who want to see a strong convention and those who have sought to limit its scope and effectiveness.
This week, President Obama proposed legislation to limit the scope and size of large financial institutions and declared that banks had nearly brought down the economy by taking "huge, reckless risks in pursuit of quick profits and massive bonuses".
Its bonus pool news was released on the same day that President Obama proposed legislation to limit the scope and size of large financial institutions and declared that banks nearly brought down the economy by taking "huge, reckless risks in pursuit of quick profits and massive bonuses".
