Sentences with phrase «one's limited capacity»

This has had the effect of limiting the capacity of native title law to provide a sound basis for the economic and social development of Indigenous people.

So now instead of having a theoretically unlimited capacity for work, you now have a very visible limited capacity for work.

With limited capacity boarding, your pet gets more individualized care and attention.

«We have very limited capacity in terms of human resources and institutions and very limited finance and an almost lack of technology for adaptation and mitigation,» he says.

I've been operating at limited capacity given a flu - like thing that knocked me out, and I am so glad to be crawling out of my gross state!

If you ignore one or the other you have limited your capacity as a human.

Atmos began to be available in A / V receivers in 2015, in a much more limited capacity than the professional format.

Indeed, the problem is one of lack of political will and not limited capacity on the part of the security agencies to deal with the problem.

This highly exclusive tour have limited capacity so please book early to insure your seats on this incredible excursion!

It will accommodate many babies with the weight limit capacity.

There may be a handful of sites on our list that will have paid upgrades but they won't limit your capacities in any way.

, which limits their capacity to build muscle mass.

It seems I am just far more ambitious (than them) for our club than to settle for players of this severely limited capacity.

These narratives, the author believes, sharply limit our capacity to be a more inclusive and more diverse nation.

Among other measures, the new law limits the capacity of magazines to seven rounds, down from the existing 10, and makes it easier to take guns from those with mental illnesses.

There may be a handful of sites on our list that will have paid upgrades but they wont limit your capacities in any way.

This obligation limits the capacity of unions to serve as partners in reform.

Critics argue that these labor intensive and time - consuming reports limit the capacity to evaluate many species in trade.

These tours are limited capacity per city ordinance and do fill quickly, so please book in advance.

The Study Days are free and open to all but due to limited capacity need to be booked in advance.

Workshop: 1 — 3 p.m., limited capacity Performance and Panel Discussion: 4 p.m..

A bus replacement service will be in operation with limited capacity and supporters are encouraged to find alternative methods.

They tend to have a more limited capacity than points - most often, they can only be redeemed for airline tickets.

Short - term memory is a cognitive function with very limited capacity.

Only two years old, this new model is already gaining traction outside of Washington; the bars in California, Colorado, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, and Utah, are each considering similar limited licensing options to authorize non-lawyer practitioners to practice in limited capacities in their states.

In areas with only limited capacity for deformation, the interior is protected by hightensile steel reinforcements, including side - intrusion beams in each of the doors.

Inadequate resourcing has also limited the capacity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their representative organisations to effectively participate in treaty body reporting processes.

In view of limited capacity from reinsurers and the volatility of the markets that make hedging very costly, «it would be reprehensible if the companies kept on selling without making changes,» Boros adds.

Capacity as a percentage of nominal load limit capacity, in which the load cell can safely be loaded to this limit with no adverse affect on the performance or any change in its zero balance or other specifications.

Finite staff and resources limit the capacity of nonprofit organizations, but constituent steering committees are coming up with creative ways to tackle these challenges.

Plenty of birds migrate south because they have too limited a capacity to respond in this way.

The study concludes that the Greek health - care system was in grave need of reform before the crisis, but the scale and speed of imposed change limited its capacity to respond to its population's increased health needs.

Legumes (beans) are also pretty heavy to digest for many people as they contain what are called «oligosaccharides», which can lead to problems like flatulence, due to humans limited capacity to properly digest them.

Although districts are not required to raise local levies up to the amount allowed by the revenue limit, in practice, that is what happens: statewide, approximately 99.8 percent of revenue limit capacity is used and, in most recent years, Milwaukee has used 100 percent.

«There has been limited capacity there.»

«Without urgent attention to limited capacity issues at the state level, the promise of education reform that is at the heart of No Child Left Behind is in jeopardy.»

Representatives discussed the problems with current ICT infrastructure in their schools, including outdated software, poor internet connections, lack of or ageing hardware and unacceptably limited capacity on computer networks, meaning multiple pupils can not use school computers at the same time.

Tight budgets limit the capacity of many Catholic schools to innovate.

Tight budgets and limited capacity mean we all have to work together to create quality enrichment experiences for children.

Thanks to limited capacity tank of the camouflaged cars, some people can make some shots and then we know what the maker is preparing.