Word: limits
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Both sides have agreed in principle to limit the flight testing and deployment of "new types" of strategic missiles. But they have not agreed on definitions of "new" missiles, or on all the limits. The U.S. fears that the Soviets may want to introduce new missiles that represent a "significant change" in the nuclear balance...
...impact or the courage required to deliver them. The churches in the U.S.S.R. are not permitted to distribute books publicly, conduct classes or discussion groups. Indeed, they cannot evangelize at all. The sermon is the only means left to instruct the faithful, but priests have long been expected to limit their remarks to matters of ritual...
Organizers should limit this approach to alternative publications where the readership is more receptive. A national campaign should focus on the viability of solar power within the context of the trash compacter mentality. If solar energy really changes society away from its energy-eating technological obsession, then there is no need to force such ideas upon the general public. Nevertheless, one aspect of solar energy not linked to its technical or economic feasibility should be stressed--its potential to create jobs...
...Harvard there is a finite limit on the number of tenured positions, which is not the case at Johns Hopkins," Walker said...
Clearly, Quebec's political status imposes restrictions on the cultural expression of the Quebecois, but to limit the terms of the cultural question to the macro-political arena is to seriously understate what needs to be done. Unfortunately, the particular terms under which Levesque has chosen to do cultural battle are restrictive, and in the context of Canadian federalism, almost meaningless...