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Their movements have been severely circumscribed since the laws came into effect.
The arms-dealing affair has severely damaged the reputation of the government.
The last government severely curtailed trade union rights.
The court heard how the child had been severely ill-treated by his parents.
In contrast, infectivity could be severely impaired under these circumstances for those species that are dependent on an acid environment for exsheathment.
Rents collapsed, rent collection was haphazard, neglect to pay was rampant, urban cash circulation declined, capital accumulation stagnated and investment was severely limited.
The use of labelled seedlings compensated for the high losses of seeds and early seedlings from quadrats which severely reduced sample sizes.
In this fashion, the cabinet's monopoly of perks and policy influence severely limits ways in which backbenchers can trade off policy influence against promotion.
Finally, there is a truly profound set of impediments in the systematically asymmetric preferences of the parties to agreement in severely divided societies.
Without merchants or middlemen the size of the market has to be severely restricted.
All the samples are moderately to severely altered due to early burial and later subaerial weathering following uplift and erosion.
All participants in this group were severely or profoundly deaf and their parents, who were deaf, signed to them from infancy.
Because of this the potential for overshoot is always present and cannot be avoided unless the system is severely overdamped.
In these patients, the enterohepatic circulation, which reabsorbs about 90% of bile acids, is also deranged and the bile acid pool is severely depleted.
However, this technique is severely restricted by free-free absorption and refraction of the optical light by the plasma.
The offspring of asymptomatic carriers may be more severely affected.
The central pulmonary arteries were absent in one and severely hypoplaslic in the other.
If a physician's sticking to principles of medical ethics severely hampers the efforts of her state in a just war, shouldn't she abandon them?
The omission is especially evident in institutional prescriptions for the reduction of ethnic conflict in severely divided societies.
