limitation
সীমাবদ্ধতা
definition
noun
severe limitations on water use
a limiting rule or circumstance; a restriction.
This is by way of exception, for unless the court does make a direction the primary limitation period will continue to apply.
a legally specified period beyond which an action may be defeated or a property right is not to continue.
translation of 'limitation'
অক্ষমতা,
সীমিতকরণ
noun
সীমাবদ্ধতা,
সীমা,
নিয়ন্ত্রণ,
সীমাবদ্ধ করা,
সামর্থ্যের পরিমাণ,
অসামথ্র্য,
সীমানা,
ত্রুটি
example
But this 'limitation' should at least prevent us from resorting to force and multiplying the number of victims.
The CPAP level required to prevent upper airway flow 'limitation' can be substantially reduced when lung volume is increased.
When we are in-phase with unconscious negative beliefs we create a reality based on 'limitation' that prevents us from achieving our full potential in life.
the 'limitation' of local authorities' powers
The new UK Department of Constitutional Affairs has given its approval to a licence and pot 'limitation' that will prevent any expansion effort within the fishery.
the 'limitation' of local authorities' powers
The level of AS1 transcripts increased strongly under sugar 'limitation' and was repressed in the presence of sugar or when roots were re-fed with sucrose.
After achieving stable non-REM sleep, the CPAP was adjusted to the minimal level required to prevent flow 'limitation' .
Anthills of the Savannah thereby thematizes it own immanent 'limitation' as representation of reality and capsule of ideas.
One of the main problems that stemmed from this 'limitation' was of representation of other faith traditions.
The lack of accessible, inexpensive books on the subject is an important 'limitation' on the ability of Arab universities to teach about the United States.
Calcium was nearly unaffected and, under potassium 'limitation' , it represented the major cation in xylem sap.
Once again women and the feminine will be targets for onslaughts of 'limitation' and repression.
First, the gender composition of the sample represents one 'limitation' , in that relatively more women than men elected to respond to the survey.
The degree of uncertainty is often large, and there are 'limitations' on the types of estimate that can be provided.
The key to happiness in this life is being able to accept our weaknesses and 'limitations' with good grace.
Universities are still allowed to set 'limitations' on certain majors with special requirements.
He held that a spouse who arranges his or her affairs following divorce, on the assumption that all is resolved, is entitled to rely on the 'limitation period' .
We must be alert to our own shortcomings and the 'limitations' and distortions imposed on our imaginations and those of Islam by history.
The skilled trades were dominated by craft guilds which imposed strict 'limitations' on entry in order to guarantee their market.
He flourished in a moment of transition, and his failures measured the 'limitations' of ideas loosely held.
However, both statute and case law have imposed some 'limitations' on this power.
If he is failing because of a lack of ability they can help him to accept his 'limitations' and focus on his strengths.
Britain's drinking problem is the latest in a list of excuses for prescriptive 'limitations' on society.
However, Vine said there might be some 'limitations' on the duties that could be performed by officers waiting to give evidence.
There have been attempts at various times in history to try to place certain 'limitations' on what is permitted in war.
This was a major benefit because of the space and manning 'limitations' on small craft.
The Transport Minister could clear the quays by invoking parking slot 'limitations' on Dublin Bus.
Historical critique exposes the flaws or 'limitations' of each of the political traditions.
That case held that the motions judge made no error in concluding that the 'limitation period' had run, given that the material facts were not in dispute.
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