Limiting the scope of trade and investment covered by the TTIP would likewise reduce the benefits.

Societies can decide to protect trust based ways of life by limiting the scope of developments that undermine it.

Meanwhile, a highly interdependent and (now) less dynamic world economy has been limiting the scope for external growth drivers.

A second, hotly debated argument is that limiting banks size and scope has relatively low costs in terms of performance.

The legitimacy of European laws limiting the scope of Russian business activity in Europe and contradicting WTO regulations would immediately be questioned.

Mr. Maiyegun (Nigeria) expressed concern that the text was establishing a precedent whereby a United Nations convention was in effect limiting its own scope.

This is true for the banking system, which has not de leveraged to the satisfaction of either regulators or the markets, thus limiting the scope for credit growth.

New rules limiting the scope of bank activities are in place in the United States, and soon will become law in the United Kingdom and continental Europe could follow suit.

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Meanwhile, a highly interdependent and (now) less dynamic world economy has been limiting the scope for external growth drivers. Accordingly, even countries with sound balance sheets and manageable leverage have experienced a growth slowdown.

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Because the categories, I've found, are too limiting.

The real difference between the two is the limiting height.

That means limiting their power, and their profits.

There are also mechanisms limiting the export of cash money.

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By limiting the charges, the CCP has limited the possible punishments.

We have also consistently advocated limiting the use of the veto.

Article 1 of the Convention defines the perpetrators of torture, limiting the scope of the notion to public officials or other persons acting in an official capacity, or others acting at the instigation of or with the consent or acquiescence of such officials or other persons.

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They benefited from limiting competition and controlling access to finance.

Second, unidentified self limiting growth patterns produce very bad results.

Programming that reinforces women's traditional roles can be equally limiting.

Government can also reduce corruption by limiting the reach of its activities.

The high price of such drugs is limiting their impact as well.

One delegation proposed limiting exercise of the right of appeal to counsel.

American trade agreements have been faulted for limiting themselves to trade.

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