Sentences with phrase «actually limited the language»

Plaintiffs countered that 12 C.F.R. § 563.35 (c)(1983), relied on by Roosevelt, actually limited the language in the loan commitment.

Not exact matches

Even more, both Whitehead and Derrida share a dynamic and interrelated view of «reality» And while Derrida's «reality» is limited to the interplay of language, for Whitehead, the interplay of relations, contrasts, and differences is both linguistic and actually at the base of all experience.

Try to also teach him sign language, especially if he's not actually talking, or his vocabulary is still limited.

Groh said that language should not be read as an indication that the grocer would actually do so, «Loblaw currently has no plan to limit the number of cards and anticipates being able to fulfill all valid card registrations,» he told Maclean's.

Implicit in Hu's work is the lack of resources and quality reproductions of the Western contemporary art that have so inspired and impacted his own work, yet which he had never actually seen or entirely comprehended — a «lost in translation» effect that goes beyond simple language barriers to subtly address the general lack of translated materials and his limited access to other art resources, both online and off.

However, this language actually limits your right to severance.