Sentence examples for substantive limits from inspiring English sources

In Blue Shield's request for a rehearing, it argued that the decision would require insurers to pay for treatment of mental conditions "without substantive limits".

Unless consistent, substantive limits are set on this intense aggression, improvement in helmet design and construction will do little to prevent such serious neurological trauma.

It must also respect substantive limits on its validity.

It seems plausible to observe certain substantive limits on the kinds of commitments had by a person of integrity.

Time's newsstand sales are down 32.3percentt and Newsweek's are off 35.8percentt, which might suggest that the trend toward the substantive has its limits but exactly how serious the newsweeklies are depends on the week.

This establishes, at least for one conception of democratic authority, a substantive set of limits to that authority.

He should move beyond unpersuasive and vague pledges to balance security against privacy, to substantive guidelines that limit the overreaching of N.S.A. surveillance programs abroad and at home.

Indeed, there have been limited substantive studies on how human security is currently being used by government agencies, civil society groups, and migrant communities.

But that fiery rhetoric — more theatrical than substantive — may be the limit of Russia's immediate reaction, or at least a signifier that its response will not be on the battlefield.

COPD and mental disorder comorbidity is commonly reported, although findings are limited by substantive weaknesses.

This differs from time series cross-sectional data in that the asymptotic properties pertain to N rather than to T. Ignoring the panel structure of the data can be highly consequential statistically (e.g., violations of OLS assumptions that produce bias and inefficiency) and can limit the substantive questions researchers are able to explore.