Sentences with phrase «which limit the extent»

Russia and Britain have significant trade links which limit the extent to which relations can be strained.

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There is no limit to the extent to which the Bank of Japan can increase the money supply if it wishes to do so.

There are limits to the extent to which negative rates can achieve this.

Challenging limits of the Speaker's unwillingness to impose standards on this place and the extent to which viewers are willing to have their intelligence insulted, Conservative MP Blaine Calkins and Justice Minister Rob Nicholson used a scripted exchange on the Not Criminally Responsible Reform Act to criticize Mr. Trudeau's public speaking.

This would allow Albertans, like Quebecers, to become «maitres chez nous,» limiting the extent to which a «hostile federal government can encroach upon legitimate provincial jurisdiction.»

The Core overlies an area of crustal basement rock weakness, which is limited in geographic extent.

This limited the extent to which Washington could deficit - spend, and caused inflationary pressures on the economy.

During the interim, the Federal Reserve indicates that it expects to limit the extent to which banks lend out the base money created in Step 1, through a policy of paying interest on bank reserve balances.

For the full year, the company merely said that the extent to which IPG will top expectations for the first half of 2017 should be reflected in full - year numbers, with the caveat that visibility in the second half of the year is limited to some extent.

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In a recent speech, Julie M. Riewe, Co-Chief of the AMU, discussed the AMU's collaboration with other SEC divisions; detailed the AMU's 2015 enforcement priorities with respect to registered investment companies, hedge funds, private equity funds and separately managed accounts; and discussed the AMU's focus on conflicts — their ubiquity, the difficulty or impossibility of eliminating them, the limited extent to which disclosure can cure conflicts, the salience of conflicts when an investment adviser and broker - dealer are affiliated, and related considerations.

As mentioned above, Delaware courts have not directly addressed the extent to which restrictions agreed between parties to a merger agreement that limit a target board's ability to change its recommendation are inconsistent with directors» fiduciary duties.

My efforts here, then, have a limited but basic objective: to argue that the doctrine of relativity implies the repeatability of all entities, including actual entities, and to begin to exhibit the extent to which Whitehead's philosophy of organism is built on the tenet that even particulars are repeatable.

In summary, I have suggested that love is voluntary and freely given; that since it involves moral volition, it must be personally mediated; that love is sacrificial, and thus limited to the extent to which an individual is capable of personally absorbing the consequences of its acts; and finally, that love extends beyond duty or moral obligation (implying that it must first fulfill moral obligation or duty).

Although Moltmann is supportive of feminist concerns, the extent to which he has been able to internalize them in his theology is necessarily limited.

In the case of Thomas, these difficulties arc multiplied because we have no Greek text of the gospel, except to the limited extent to which the Oxyrhynchus sayings may be said to be part of a text of Thomas, and because of the additional possibility that the Thomas tradition has been influenced by the Coptic gospel tradition.

Equally important — probably even more important — is the limited extent to which succession is relativized.

To understand the «new hermeneutic» it helps to recognize that it grew out of the exploration of the continuity between the historical Jesus and the kerygmatic Christ, which, of course, in view of form criticism, is necessarily a question of the continuity between the message of Jesus, to the limited extent that we know it, and the kerygma proclaiming the Christ.

Two types of theory can be distinguished, that which seeks to explain almost the whole of a gospel as compiled from written sources, and that which argues from peculiarities of style, language, and form, that written sources of limited extent were used by the final author of a gospel in conjunction with a mass of oral tradition.

The slowing population growth in the U.S. mirrors to a lesser extent the situation in other developed nations, including Russia, Japan and France which are seeing reduced growth or population losses due to declining birth rates and limited immigration.

«They failed to report a single study citing the extent to which American women are initiating C - sections and revealed only «limited evidence» suggesting that mother - requested cesarean deliveries are what are spiking the rise,» says Corry.

It's not the foreign exchange reserve that determines the power of sanctions but the extent to which the sanctions limit the country.

Urban Movement director John Dales MCIHT, who chaired a launch event for the report on Monday, said: «When it comes to busy roads, especially in outer London, we need to understand the extent to which current design and features limit the potential for walking and cycling.

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If international intervention has a limited place in moulding popular discourses, there is a need to question the extent to which we unduly privilege studying interveners and instead turn towards a nuanced and fine - grained analysis focusing on the inhabitants of war - affected regions, with only proportionate attention to international actors.

Later today the government is set to override other Lords amendments relating to part two of the bill, which would limit the extent to which the coalition's reforms will make it harder for charities to campaign during election periods.

That's why the government keeps pushing us to the limit, because they know the extent to which to push.

The standing committee system in India severely limits the extent of such scrutiny: committees are constrained to consider only those bills referred to them by Parliament, which effectively lets the executive decide the legislation that is reviewed by them.

Among the overall concerns are proposals the Assembly Democrats say would place new caps on impairment limits, a reducing of what's considered the normal range of motion for extremities, adding earning capacity as a factor in determining the extent in which an injured worker suffered a loss, and limiting what evidence claimants can present to the board.

Much of the early debate about Britain's coming in - out referendum on the European Union has concerned the operation of these rules: the wording of the question on the ballot paper, campaign spending limits and the extent to which David Cameron and his ministers should go into policy - purdah in the final weeks.

The New York Times notes the extent to which Team Romney is hampered by limited funds: «Much of the more than $ 300 million the campaign reported raising this summer is earmarked for the Republican National Committee, state Republican organizations and Congressional races.»

While subtle, the change reflects the extent to which Liu has managed — at least temporarily — to step out from the shadow of the arrests of Oliver Pan, a top fundraiser, and Jenny Hou, his campaign treasurer, on allegations that they helped use straw donors to channel illegal contributions far above the legal limit into Liu's campaign.

The «brain drain / brain gain» discussion, which is being held in many scientific journals and other media, targets academic reform in Germany only to a limited extent.

The new research estimates the extent to which smog, under air - pollution policies in place before the Clean Power Plan, would limit production in 2020 of four major crops: corn, cotton, potatoes and soybeans.

Because of this broad focus, there are limits on the extent to which the data can be used to investigate the differences in experiences between those in various programs.

Because of this, families and doctors often shrink from transplant options, particularly when it comes to treating children, and it will limit the extent to which the breakthroughs in gene therapy and gene editing will be applied, explained Scadden, who is a practicing hematologist at MGH and chairman of Harvard's Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology.

There is limited research on the extent to which alcohol effects the developing brain in teens and adolescents, but it's evident that drinking during adolescence causes changes in the brain.

The authors caution that because they only considered lower strength wines and beers found on the websites of the four main UK supermarkets, the extent to which their findings can be generalized outside of these marketing platforms — for example to billboards or social media — is limited.

However, there may be a limit to the extent to which a mutualistic relationship can break down.

The more we know about that, the more avenues will open up the ways that might be able to intervene at different levels in being able to stop the infection and be able to limit the extent to which it can be passed on.

He found that the pattern of river networks on Mars today limits the extent to which cratering has remodeled the surface of Mars.

But he cautions that atmospheric turbulence, which causes fluctuations in the amplitude and phase of a signal, would probably limit the extent to which beams could be twisted and therefore restrict the number of available channels.

The problem is that this happens to a certain extent; there is an upper limit to which tension has an effect on muscle growth.

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[24,27] The extent to which the abovementioned factors affect the way lactate accumulates, independent of exercise intensity, makes the importance of the lactate threshold less definitive, [26] thus limiting its usefulness in monitoring and prescribing training intensity.

But owing to the limited knowledge which has been developed about creatine nitrate, the usage of this has been restricted to a great extent.

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The extent to which Preminger's long takes insist on closure, on the subordination of all elements to the limits of time and place, is remarkable for the classical Hollywood cinema, which is usually only «realist» within a small area bounded by a larger area that is purely fantastic.

Most importantly, how these civil rights can be exercised and the manner in which they can be reasonably and justifiably be limited or at what extent a refugee or an asylum - seeker can enjoy these rights.

No matter how well produced and instructional the content may be, the learning experience is primarily passive and the extent to which learners can control the flow of that content is limited.