Dougan describes this interpretation of article 112 as "an armchair lawyer's argument" and says that the article is of limited practical value: the number of EU migrants per capita in Norway is higher than in most of the member states, including the UK.
In the final silence after this statement, I sense an unspoken refutation or qualification, which is the fact of Silvestre's life, a hard-working, responsible life built, in the most modest, limited, practical way, on love.
Simple expansion chambers, the simplest of the muffler configurations, have very limited practical application due to the presence of periodic troughs in the transmission loss spectrum which drastically lower the overall transmission loss of the muffler.
Without this input from other disciplines and an understanding of the situation "on the ground", the views of the ethicists may be of limited practical value.
Without assessment and consideration of the technical variability introduced at each stage of the experimental process, findings may be of limited practical use in the clinic because they are difficult to reproduce.
As argued above, we find that calculations based on (A) and (C) are of limited practical use because of the lower limits on the values of δ and w that can be detected.
Analysts noted that in Belgium, where the sight of women wearing burqas is relatively rare, the measure would have a limited practical impact, though it could prove politically symbolic.
