Besides the familiar optical systems cited above, there are many nonclassical optical elements that are used to a limited extent for special purposes.
If the defender of special obligations is attempting to accommodate commonsense morality, then she will have done so to a very limited extent if she allows only those special obligations that are acquired through explicit contracts or promises.
"The special advocate cannot communicate with the party whose interest he or she represents," he said, except to a limited extent with the permission of the government.
Yes, to a limited extent.
In addition, these taboo topics limited the extent to which the special psychosocial needs of OVC were responded to.
To the extent special security measures are put in place, they will disrupt one of the most routine and taken-for-granted business practices.
"That Cheney would travel so far for a special election underscores the extent of concern within GOP ranks over recent losses in districts long considered Republican strongholds and whether they portend bigger problems in November," notes The Washington Post.
Too often, historians of the second world war have seen their subject as set apart from other wars by its sheer geographical extent, its special barbarisms, its claim to be the only war to earn the unenviable sobriquet of "total war".
This special issue considers the extent to which on-road studies using vehicle instrumentation have been used to advance knowledge across these areas of road safety research.
The episode used an extent of special effects and had one of the highest budgets in the entire series, comparable with the series' pilot episode "Rising".
