WITHIN THE LIMITS Although high, the amount was within the limits previously discussed.
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So what if my weight isn't within the limits of a doctor's chart?
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"So far it's within the limits of what we predicted," Mr. Zebari said.
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Instead, like its subjects, it gets trapped within the limits of its own choices.
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At first, the Iranians reacted coolly, and stayed within the limits of the accord.
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What you do next is up to you, within the limits of IFTTT's compatible services.
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In 2017, the court ruled the country was not within the limits for particulate matter.
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The judge insists that federal agencies stay within the limits of law and delegated authority.
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Within the limits of the glossy view of life, it was a good enough endorsement.
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He is a man working within the limits of a tradition, quietly assimilating outside influence.
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"Within the limits of their discretion, directors must make stockholder welfare their sole end," Strine wrote.
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Cosby had refused to answer many questions that were within the limits set by the court.
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Unlike China, which has imposed unprecedented restrictions, Italy operates within the limits of its democratic system.
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Overall, though, I did my best to stick within the limits of our real-world constraints.
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I did my best to try it out—within the limits of New York City's weapons laws.
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Did we define it, or did the media define it, saying that this is within the limits?
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Augustine had, as best he could within the limits of his fallen condition, undone Adam's fatal choice.
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Mr. Putin said that any new Russian nuclear weapons would stay within the limits of existing treaties.
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Here are the best Chipotle options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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Below are the best McDonald's options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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He said his company doesn't accept advertising that's in "poor taste," and that this is within the limits.
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Here are the best Starbucks options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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Below are the best Wendy's options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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"Women's education, within the limits of Islamic Shariah, will be arranged through a special law," the document says.
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"It's really about eliminating waste," she said, "and making sure we live within the limits of our planet."
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Within the limits set by the C.I.A.'s Publications Review Board, silence is an easy code to break.
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However, an Ankara court dismissed the case, saying the cartoon was within the limits of freedom of speech.
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AG: Well, if you are working within the limits of the law, you are protected by the law.
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Obama's basic approach is to promote his values as much as he can within the limits of the situation.
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Here are the best Dunkin' Donut options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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Other teams, working within the limits of conventional-but-as-yet-unproven theory, have similarly economical, collider-eschewing ideas.
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Below are the best Burger King options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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Thanos certainly seemed to feel remorse (within the limits of a CGI budget) when he, you know, murdered Gamora.
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Last October, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Google's project falls within the limits of fair use.
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Here are the best Taco Bell options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu.
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A grim Buttigieg opened the meeting by promising full transparency -- within the limits of the law -- in the O'Neill probe.
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First is to enact policies that ensure (within the limits of federal power) that all elections are free and fair.
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"We have enough solutions and enough power within the limits of basic law to quell any unrest swiftly," Liu said.
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The national policy includes limiting all nuclear activities to peaceful purposes, within the limits defined by international treaties, SPA said.
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"We were probably the last ones to get the electric Cannonball mostly within the limits of the law," Thomsen said.
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Rolón's efficient adaptation captures these details and creates fully rounded characters that convey lifetimes within the limits of a song.
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"We have enough solutions and enough power within the limits of (the) Basic Law to quell any unrest swiftly," Liu said.
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Last-minute talks between Europe and Iran last week failed to convince Tehran to stay within the limits of the deal.
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The critique dwells safely within the limits of the allegorical while the real anxieties, however obscured, remain just outside the window.
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Wheeler added that the agency was working within the limits set by Congress, according to an interview with McClatchy published Tuesday.
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However, working within the limits of this system, we seek a space in the contraction of budgets for generosity and presence.
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The person familiar with Platinum's thinking said the firm was aggressive with its investments, but always within the limits of the law.
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" Separately, a technical analysis report from Goldman Sachs Tuesday said that bitcoin is "still within the limits of a well-defined range.
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Others have policies that also allow deadly force to prevent escape in certain cases, within the limits of the Supreme Court decision.
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The rest of the cast doesn't always meet the same high standards, although all are creditable performers within the limits of their roles.
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But she also recognises the impact of those immediately around her characters, imperfect people doing their best "within the limits of being themselves".
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"I don't consider my work to be within the limits of conventional fashion, nor do I follow trends creatively or commercially," she said.
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Grant treated his men with courtesy and a general sense of solidarity (within the limits of command hierarchy), and was popular with them.
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Within the limits of The Times's strict rules and sometimes stiff house writing style, she managed to impart some flavor to her coverage.
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It added that it was able to "rein in the unruly elements through good advice or by force within the limits of the law".
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In Jordan, the government has increased the cost of healthcare for refugees fivefold in order to stay within the limits of its IMF plan.
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The greatest challenge of our time is not how to live within the limits of the natural world, or how to overcome such limits.
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Iran's supply of heavy water, used in reactors that can produce plutonium, another nuclear-weapons fuel, also was within the limits, the report stated.
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In return for half the revenue, cycling associations distribute and maintain the bicycles, which have to stay within the limits of the three municipalities.
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As a result Fitch expects Sanlam's financial leverage to rise by up to four percentage points, but to remain within the limits for the ratings.
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" He added that he thought the president liked Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and would try to help Erdoğan "within the limits of his power.
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With new regulations in place, ride-sharing companies like Uber will now need to work within the limits of the law to continue to remain competitive.
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Hammond could soften an immediate shock to the economy by spending some of the reserves he has built up within the limits of his fiscal rules.
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The guarantee also extends to CdT's future issuance, provided it is within the limits stated by law for public sector borrowing to which PAT must comply.
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"The headlines, images, expressions, language and the tone in the defendant's reporting cannot be evaluated within the limits of journalism and press freedom," the ruling said.
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All I can do is teach her: teach her how to care, how to be kind and how to live within the limits of nature's grace.
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Mr. Darnton and other Western journalists found ingenious ways to circumvent government censorship and work within the limits of martial law to file articles back home.
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A person familiar with Platinum's thinking told Reuters in April that the firm always acted within the limits of the law despite its aggressive investment approach.
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As we've seen with robot vacuums, if you want your device to succeed, it has to find a niche that works within the limits of current hardware.
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France's Vivendi said on Monday that it decided to increase its stake in Mediaset within the limits of 30 percent of its share capital and voting rights.
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Riyadh approved a national policy for its atomic energy programme on Tuesday, including limiting all nuclear activities to peaceful purposes, within the limits defined by international treaties.
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Working decisively within the limits suggested by his highly defined vocabulary, he made capacious paintings that invite disproportionate readings without any one side able to claim victory.
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Just as buildings shouldn't leak or fall down, nonfiction ought to work within the limits of its claim to be about the world as it really is.
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In individual stocks news, French media group Vivendi announced it would continue to work towards increasing its stake in the Italian Mediaset within the limits of 30 percent.
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TEHRAN, Iran – Iran has told the U.N. nuclear watchdog that it will increase its nuclear enrichment capacity within the limits set by the 2015 agreement with world powers.
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But it said it would stay within the limits on enrichment set by the nuclear deal in 2015 with world powers, which America pulled out of last month.
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Insurance experts say the side accounts were meant to be used to ensure policy holders receiving income on their investments stayed within the limits required to avoid tax.
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The latest data each side shared with the other in September is within the limits of the treaty: 1,398 warheads for the United States and 85033,420 for Russia.
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On the signaling front, the North is walking a fine line between highlighting its strength and keeping within the limits of its tacit agreement with the United States.
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Without effective guidance and control from Mr. Joko, the military's solution to its professional mobility was to expand its nonmilitary roles, albeit within the limits of existing laws.
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"What we are actually seeing is that the activity correlates with schadenfreude; within the limits of this study, we cannot know what the causal relationship is," he told Gizmodo.
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Here are the best Panera Bread options if you're focused on healthy choices within the limits of the menu (which can change, even seasonally, and sometimes titles of dishes).
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In a ruling last October, a Second Circuit Court of Appeals determined that Google's practice of posting searchable snippets of books online was within the limits of fair use.
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The currency remains, however, within the limits of a non-intervention trading band agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part of a $56.3 billion deal last year.
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"As a family, we are committed to fully cooperating, within the limits of the law, with all relevant law enforcement agencies as they conduct their investigation," the statement said.
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"People should expect that we will do everything we can to keep them safe on our services within the limits of what's possible in an encrypted service," he wrote.
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" In March, Mark Zuckerberg also talked about building "the appropriate safety systems that stop bad actors as much as we possibly can within the limits of an encrypted service.
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For the self-employed, premiums for health, dental and long-term care insurance (within the limits) for you and your dependents may be deductible if you show a profit.
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Even within the limits imposed by the Communist Party, Hong Kong enjoys a degree of free expression and political flexibility, which is more than can be said for mainland China.
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Turns out it's better than any other AI system right now, at least within the limits of the tasks they tested it on, at determining what's fake and what's real.
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" Iran's constitution, which is anchored in fundamentalist Islamic Sharia, states that Zoroastrians, Jews, and Christians, with the exception of converts from Islam, can worship "within the limits of the law.
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NATO's anxiety now stems from the ability of new Russian mobile missile launchers to fire both missiles that remain within the limits of the treaty and those that violate it.
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It was the merchants who had money to spend — and they did, within the limits of the sumptuary laws, with merchant-class women competing among themselves on the battlefield of fashion.
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Yet while setting age limits is reasonable to avoid a rash of orphans, Janet Jackson's decision to have a child at age 50 falls well within the limits of procreative responsibility.
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LP can benefit from state financial support only within the limits set by the EU competition regulations as it has been mostly operating in a competitive business environment since January 2011.
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PARIS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - France's Vivendi said on Monday that it decided to increase its stake in Mediaset within the limits of 30 percent of its share capital and voting rights.
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Disraeli got seven volumes and Gladstone three, but the lives of the poets or the artists or even the scientists tended to be enfolded within the limits of a single volume.
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Equally revealing is the rest of Grossman's biography: He was a celebrated Soviet writer who turned against the Soviet regime but tried to express his doubts within the limits it allowed.
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Almost certainly, given the mood in the city at present, both will claim foul play, despite Hong Kong's long record of free and fair elections (within the limits of the system).
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Graham also suggested to Stolyarov on the prank call that Trump would try to be helpful "within the limits of his power" to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the Zarrab case.
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Under the main questions raised by sanctuary, art and education, the summit could address some of the following: What can cultural organizations do within the limits set by their 501c(3) status?
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"Yesterday I ordered the director of the Federal Security Service, while arresting these bandits, to act, obviously, only within the limits of the law," Mr. Putin said, referring to returning Islamic fighters.
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It will result in drivers most likely having to rein back on their performance for both laps to operate well within the limits of what the tyres and car are capable of.
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And yet it is also, within the limits of improv, extremely tight, so that you never worry you will wind up watching the cast fall into a pothole (or canal), unless intentionally.
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"This will enable residents and non-residents to transfer deposits and securities to and from Iceland and to trade in securities abroad within the limits specified in the bill," the finance ministry said.
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Of course, your results remain within the limits of Google's partners, but with more than 250 institutions in over 40 countries participating, the network is pretty broad — and it's likely to grow bigger.
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TF Cornerstone, which controls the building, said it had worked "within the limits of the after-hours variances we were granted by the Department of Buildings," and that it took neighbors' concerns seriously.
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Anti-abortion groups, some of which had already been established in the years of loosening state laws, began looking for ways to restrict the procedure within the limits the Court had just set.
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"For me, the interesting thing about this work is not only the first direct detection of water above Europa, but also the lack thereof within the limits of our detection method," Paganini said.
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Japan's government says the International Whaling Commission (IWC) long ago abandoned its original purpose of managing whale stocks, which allows hunting within the limits that science deems justifiable, and is now a conservation body.
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The boys are not intimidated, because they assume Carrillo has to act within the limits of the justice system, which would be ineffectual against underaged kids, especially in a city essentially run by their employer.
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"We thought we were doing something that was really normal and we were assured by Cambridge Analytica that everything was perfectly legal and within the limits of the terms of service," Kogan told the BBC.
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They asserted that it was better to stay within the limits of the nuclear accord — even if the United States was in violation of its own commitments to suspend sanctions — than to incite a crisis.
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In a carefully calibrated speech, he said Iran would retain its enriched uranium and heavy water rather than selling them to other nations while remaining, for now, within the limits prescribed in the nuclear deal.
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Obama's budget chief was quick to point out the administration stayed within the limits of the bipartisan spending agreement, casting the White House as the only willing partner in the upcoming budget negotiations with Congress.
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There is a high degree of tension between the constraint of the rectangle and the restless and relentless orange line as it circles, turns, and doubles back within the limits of the painting's physical surface.
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But, because Turner's canonization has proceeded within the limits of commercial entertainment, her life often seems at risk of being objectified in the way that can happen with a song, or a scene from a blockbuster.
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Instead of encouraging the actors to use the jittery self-exposure they feel while performing as a way of burrowing into their characters' internal lives, he keeps them trapped within the limits of his own interpretation.
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Some 2 million people now live within the limits of the city proper, which sits in the middle of a much more populous conurbation of around 10 million people governed by a patchwork of independent authorities.
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"She has authority to administer and operate the university but must do so within the limits of applicable federal and state laws and the policies and guidelines established by the Board of Regents," the statement said.
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Sam Hill, an economist with RBC Capital Markets, said he believed Carney's comment, within the limits of what he can say immediately before a policy announcement, was in line with his previous steer about further stimulus soon.
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"The Godfather," which opened in New York on this day in 1972, was "one of the most brutal and moving chronicles of American life ever designed within the limits of popular entertainment," he wrote in his review.
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Early last month, Greece's Central Archaeological Council, an advisory body, proposed declaring everything within the limits of the ancient city of Piraeus — most of which overlaps with the modern-day port and commercial center — an archaeological site.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The national budgets of six euro zone countries may break EU deficit rules next year, the European Commission said on Wednesday, issuing what has become a frequent plea for governments to stay within the limits.
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"The extensive and thorough investigations undertaken during the 2019 season raised suspicions that the Scuderia Ferrari PU (power unit) could be considered as not operating within the limits of the FIA regulations at all times," it said.
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"If the government were to support the move, there would be a huge backlash domestically," he said, adding that in his opinion as a trained lawyer the poem was "distasteful" but within the limits of artistic freedom.
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Set your mind to the task of asking why of every decision you make in a day, starting from the moment you wake up: Is this how I want to start my day, within the limits of reason?
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"Vivendi's management board met today and decided... to increase its investment in Mediaset by acquiring additional shares depending on market conditions within the limits of 30% of the share capital and voting rights," the company said in a statement.
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"The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level" by Gay Hendricks"'The Big Leap' is such a powerful book because everyone plays within the limits of what they decide is possible," said Heller.
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"We noticed that the majority of those exploitation requests are within the limits of the conservation units that the new bill wants to cut," said Mariana Ferreira, the science coordinator for WWF-Brazil, a non-governmental environmental protection organization.
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TEHRAN, Iran – Iran&aposs nuclear chief has inaugurated the Islamic Republic&aposs new nuclear enrichment facility at Natanz that is geared toward producing centrifuges that will operate within the limits of the nuclear deal Tehran signed with world powers.
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Last week, senators, including the president's close allies, criticised the way Duterte has carried out his anti-narcotics campaign, saying it should be done within the limits of the law and that he must also punish erring police officers.
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"The Godfather," which opened in New York on this day in 1972, was "one of the most brutal and moving chronicles of American life ever designed within the limits of popular entertainment," the Times film critic Vincent Canby wrote.
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When multiple systems of belief and practice coexist — and all are allowed within the limits of the law — then it is easier to encounter systems unlike one's own, which can in turn lead to internal turmoil and exterior conflict.
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For example, a large portion of the money Trump has requested from the Department of Defense would come from a congressional military construction appropriation, and that money would therefore need to be spent within the limits of its appropriated usage.
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"In light of the new sanctions, we have implemented measures to allow us to monitor that any activity in the impacted securities takes place within the limits of permitted activities under these sanctions," the Belgium -based firm said in a statement.
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But a lawyer for Mr. Hubbard, who is also accused of soliciting contracts and clients from people with interests before the state, said that he had acted within the limits of the ethics statute he helped strengthen as House speaker.
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"Through our size and reach we have the opportunity to inspire and enable more than 1 billion people to live better lives, within the limits of the planet," Torbjörn Lööf, the CEO of Ikea's parent company Inter IKEA Group, told CNN.
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Image courtesy of Shutterstock Image courtesy of Shutterstock Successful and safe AI that achieves our goals within the limits of socially accepted norms requires an understanding of not only how our physical systems behave, but also how human normative systems behave.
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" The Supreme Court stated more than three decades ago that "an agency to which Congress has delegated policymaking responsibilities may, within the limits of that delegation, properly rely upon the incumbent administration's views of wise policy to inform its judgments.
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"Vivendi's management board met today and decided... to increase its investment in Mediaset by acquiring additional shares depending on market conditions within the limits of 30 percent of the share capital and voting rights," the company said in a statement.
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Now I'm concerned about a chilling effect: that, to conform to the panopticon, they won't do or say or even think anything that would warrant privacy at all, just shrink their lives down within the limits of restrictive public acceptability and unjust laws.
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I thought I could go in and explain that she has these exams and that we'd be more careful in the future — though I don't know how much more careful we could be, because she was within the limits of the code.
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Iran has kept its stock of low-enriched uranium as well as the level to which it refines uranium within the limits set by the landmark deal, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency report to IAEA member states, obtained by Reuters.
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Rasmussen said Denmark wanted to cooperate immediately and as much as possible within the limits of its defense opt-out from the European Union - one of four opt-outs put into practice in 1993 after Danes rejected full EU membership the year before.
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Within the limits of public safety, our core democratic values require that each and every citizen, whether a member of Congress or the parent of two murder victims, is able to speak from their heart without credible fear of threat or intimidation.
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If you have money left over from that earmarked $20,000 after your 401(k) contribution, a Roth IRA is an option for the remainder, as long as your income is within the limits ($137,000 for single filers and $203,000 for married couples filing jointly).
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THE HAGUE, May 24 (Reuters) - The oil and gas industry will need to invest up to $1 trillion per year even within the limits of the U.N.-backed goal of curbing global warming to 2 degrees, Royal Dutch Shell's chief executive said on Tuesday.
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"By practising the virtue of prudence, government leaders should take practical measures to welcome, promote, protect, integrate and, within the limits allowed by a correct understanding of the common good, to permit (them) to become part of a new society," he said, according to Reuters.
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Especially in a year like 2016, when the most memorable things people have done have been acts of cruelty and destruction against one another, we should be able to appreciate the value of an animal that knows and exists within the limits of its powers. .
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The debate is shifting to how much more to spend and in what areas, rather than on what is acceptable within the limits set by Japan's public debt, which at well over twice the size of its economy is the biggest among industrialized nations.
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"Through our size and reach we have the opportunity to inspire and enable more than one billion people to live better lives, within the limits of the planet," Inter IKEA CEO Torbjorn said in a statement to accompany the company's 2030 sustainability strategy document.
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"When a patentee chooses to sell an item, that product 'is no longer within the limits of the monopoly' and instead becomes the 'private, individual property' of the purchaser, with the rights and benefits that come along with ownership," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in his opinion.
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"We have enough solutions and enough power within the limits of (the) Basic Law to quell any unrest swiftly," Liu said, referring to Hong Kong's mini-constitution, which states that the Hong Kong government can ask the Chinese garrison in the city to help maintain order.
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Enigmatically, the interpretation is set to clarify that "supervisory powers (..) allow the competent authorities to influence banks' provisioning policies with regard to NPLs within the limits of the applicable accounting framework and to apply specific adjustments where necessary for prudential purposes," the draft document seen by Reuters said.
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Trump is in the middle of a 17-day vacation, fleeing the humid confines of Washington as the White House undergoes extensive renovations to play golf, meet with friends and air his grievances on Twitter, all within the limits of his sprawling golf club in suburban New Jersey.
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"We contacted the Kansas City Police Department who confirmed that the weight listed in the preliminary police report is obtained from drivers' licenses and is not accurate; they have confirmed that the weight of the riders combined was within the limits required by the ride," Schlitterbahn spokeswoman Winter Prosapio tells PEOPLE.
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"The Financial Supervision Commission assures the affected clients of the Olympic Insurance Company that it will make every effort, within the limits of its legal powers, to protect their interests and to inform them in due time about their rights and procedures for the protection of these rights," the KFN said.
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For providers: pay based on quality, and less hassles Practitioners should be able to provide the best possible care, within the limits of "adequate" as defined above, with salary at their present level, except for those in first five years of practice who can be paid more, plus bonus for quality.
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Once a patent-owner chooses to sell an item, "that product is no longer within the limits of the monopoly [bestowed by the government for the duration of the patent] and instead becomes the private individual property of the purchaser, with the rights and benefits that come along with ownership," the justices determined.
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But it feels thin, even within the limits of a 22-minute length apart from commercials: Too much screen time is devoted to silent poses by female refugees and male militia members and to canned shots of reactions from the correspondent, Isobel Yeung, whose expression of wide-eyed concern becomes the recurring motif.
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"Every free white male person, having attained the age of 16 years and not above the age of 60 years, who shall reside in the State of Louisiana and Parish of St. Landry, shall be bound to do patrol duty within the limits of the patrol district in which he resides," it read.
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"When my cancer came back and my prognosis worsened, I chose to deal with the uncertainty by doing the best I could today, each day, living as fully as possible within the limits of my survival," said Dr. Harpham, who is now 65 and beyond thrilled to be a much engaged grandmother of five.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition faces growing calls at home and from abroad to abandon its self-imposed "black zero" budget policy of no new borrowing and instead take on new debt within the limits of the more formal debt brake as a way to help a slowing economy teetering on the brink of recession.
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Mr. Schultz, the Biden campaign manager, said in an interview on Friday that Mr. Biden was facing a financial situation unlike any other Democrat: He is taking incoming fire from both the White House and primary opponents on a daily basis, and needs to play both offense and defense within the limits of $2,237 maximum donations.
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Their intention was "to express, within the limits of the medium and the powers of its users, the ideal and fact of British rule in India, of which New Delhi must ever be the monument," but the statement also revealed how contrived British building in a city that was once an ancient seat of power could feel.
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That's why the Paris Agreement on climate change will continue to register progress on emissions and investments in clean energy or climate resilience, but only within the limits of what nations already consider achievable (as others will be explaining in detail because the first post-Paris round of negotiations is under way right now in Marrakech).
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Every time I observe a woman gliding agreeably through life like a stewardess on an endless flight, modestly dressed and smiling ruefully to deflect any presumption that her existence is anything other than morally and aesthetically impeccable, I'm reminded of the enormous pressure placed on those of us who aren't men to construct an identity that falls within the limits of acceptable behavior.
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The Pentagon will start work on making parts for ground-launched cruise missile systems that would fall within the limits of a treaty President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE suspended compliance with last month, a spokeswoman said Monday.
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A review conducted by researchers at the University of Hong Kong and published in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Emerging Infectious Disease journal evaluated the effectiveness of six measures to reduce the transmission of influenza:isolating people who are illtracing contact to find out others who might have come in contact with a sick individualquarantining people who may have been exposedclosing schoolsclosing workavoiding crowdsRead more: What 'social distancing' actually means, and how to know if you should cancel your plans during the coronavirus outbreakIdeally, using a mix of the social distancing techniques, countries like the US could keep the spread of the COVID-19 virus within the limits of health systems, as demonstrated with this chart.
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