Its already large (though circumscribed) liability in the euro zone, through bail-outs to individual countries, could become something like an unlimited liability for the public and private debts of others.
Their backing, though circumscribed by the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance reforms, gives Democrats a big boost in national races the AFL-CIO poured $44m into John Kerry's presidential campaign last year, and unions can also sometimes have a big impact locally, as in the New York and Los Angeles mayors' races.
Janis Kelly gives a regal performance as Regine, richly sung though dramatically circumscribed by the dictates of playing a generic, reclusive diva.
The Hollywood closet is a uniquely seductive trap: Homosexuals who have succeeded in making a career for themselves within the film industry--most are men and few of them have ever identified themselves as gay--have long enjoyed a relative, though clearly circumscribed, freedom.
But the novel is also careful to show that, for a young woman, the pursuit of liberty is always circumscribed; though she believes she is determining her own trajectory, at each new destination Katherine is noticed principally by men.
In the United States, though, that phenomenon is circumscribed by language and ethnicity.
Though life was somewhat circumscribed in Toms River, N.J., where she grew up, her mother and father, Rose and Lewis, gave her a sense of wider horizons.
Georges (played by Jean-Louis Trintignant, who is eighty-two) AnneAnnEmmanuellelle Riva, eighty-five) take up the bulk of the screen time, and their dialogue feels circumscribed, as though written for the stage.
He eventually moved to the fiction department, where he worked with Katharine White, with whom he formed a lifelong friendship, though one that was always circumscribed by their professional status.
They continue to control a decent amount of territory in the east, though this apparently has been circumscribed somewhat in recent days.
Functional dissociability is associated with neural localizability in a strong sense, namely, the system in question is implemented in neural circuitry that is both relatively circumscribed in extent (though not necessarily in contiguous areas) and dedicated to the realization of that system and that system only.
