ENCYCLOPEDIA

OF WORLD PROBLEMS

AND HUMAN POTENTIAL

Human values

Limitedness

Limitedness

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Limits
Limitation
Limitations
Limiting
Limited

Broader

Temperance-Intemperance

Freedom-Restraint

Oversufficiency-Insufficiency

Centrality-Environment

Problem

Trade barriers against developing countries

Stagnated development of agricultural production

Shortage of fresh-water

Obstacles to aquaculture

Marginal level of family income

Lack of skilled manpower in rural areas

Irreversible environmental trends

Incompatibility of environmental and economic decision-making

Heterosexual infection of women with AIDS

Deficient business leadership

Declining breeds of cultivated plants

Unsustainable development

Unstimulating entertainment

Unprepared leadership

Unequal employment opportunities for women

Undisclosed control of national economies by limited number of individuals

Undeveloped channels for commercial initiative

Underutilization of renewable energy resources

Underprovision of basic urban services

Technological monoculture

Social disaffection of the young

Short-range planning for long-term development

Seasonal unemployment

Seasonal roadway inadequacy

Restrictive business practices limiting challenges to validity

Restricted scope of local employment

Proscribed thinking and behaviour

Political ignorance

Planned obsolescence

Parochial limitations on capital flow in relation to global demands

Overdependence on few crop species

Neglected food resources

Neglect of the role of women in rural development

Narrow context for counsel

Minimum promotion of community assets

Low-intensity conflict

Limits to societal learning

Limits of second language teaching

Limited verbal skills

Limited spheres of relationship

Limited social guidance by older generations

Limited social context in developing technology

Limited relations beyond local environments

Limited ownership of productive systems

Limited observance of multilateral trade agreements

Limited means of marketing employable skills

Limited market access due to the product differentiation of transnational corporations

Limited horizons produced by survival living

Limited historical method

Limited farm mechanization

Limited exposure to other cultures

Limited decision-making context

Limited country capacity to absorb foreign aid

Limited available land

Limited availability of permanent employment in inner-cities

Limited availability of learning opportunities

Limited availability of land for low-income and disadvantaged groups

Limited availability of education in rural areas

Limited artistic expression

Limited approaches to economic planning

Limited and fragmented outlook of civic minded groups

Limited agricultural advice

Limited accountability of public services

Limited access to society's resources

Limited access to local decision-making bodies

Limitations of democracy

Limitations of allopathy

Limitation of current scientific knowledge

Limit to collective comprehension span in societal learning

Lack of opportunities for practical training in communities

Lack of local commercial services

Lack of comparability of international statistics

Lack of channels for obtaining available local funding

Irrelevant scientific activity

Insufficient medical supplies

Ineffective delivery of basic human resource services

Industrialized country limitation of trade among developing countries

Inadequate water system infrastructure

Inadequate transport systems for isolated islands

Inadequate medical training

Inadequate management skills in rural communities

Inadequate industrial services

Inadequate energy supply infrastructure

Inadequate emergency blood supplies

Inadequate child day-care facilities

Inaccessibility of health services

High cost of housing

Government limitations

Fragmented planning of community life

Erosion of collective memory in traditional cultures

Endangered forests

Diminishing capital investment in small communities

Detrimental story of community future

Denial of the right to procreate

Decreasing consumer choice

Counter-dependency

Breakdown of local community cohesion

Archaic marketing methods

Apathy of youth

Absence of long-term economic planning agencies

Absence of a long-range, world-wide capital flow plan

Undiversified tax base

Underpayment of government officials

Underdeveloped export potential

Uncreditworthiness of rural communities

Statute of limitations

Social isolation of the elderly

Scarce resources

Restriction of outer space benefits to a limited number of countries

Minimal staff funding

Low athletics priority

Long-term shortage of commodities

Limited writing ability

Limited transportation services in cities

Limited strength of elders

Limited sewerage options

Limited purchasing power

Limited product development

Limited meeting facilities

Limited job market

Limited irrigation water

Limited human information processing capacity

Limited farm produce

Limited educational levels

Limited disaster reserves

Limited commercial licenses

Limited availability of cross-breeding techniques

Landsize as a limit to biological diversity

Lack of water for agriculture

Lack of technical positions

Lack of credit facilities for agricultural producers

Insufficient programme funding

Insufficient pest control

Insufficient financial resources for urban services

Insufficient educational material

Insufficient cash crops

Inadequate storage facilities

Hindrances to international spread of new technologies

Excessive concentration of export markets

Denial to working animals of limitation of working hours

Boundary disputes between neighbours

Worktime limits to education

Unsupplemented school curriculum

Unstrategic funding requests

Unorganized community recreation

Unenforced hunting regulations

Unchecked crab damage to crops

Unchallenging world vision

Unavailability of casual jobs

Traffic reducing business

Subsistence life style

Stagnating school enrolment

Societal knowledge resistance

Size limits on industry

Shrinking community life

Seasonally limited opportunities for training

Rock infested soils

Restrictive store space

Restricting travel image

Restricted opportunity for community activity

Restricted flow of local economy

Restricted family options

Remote fishing ground

Quantitative understanding of responsibility

Quantitative limit to societal learning

Political immaturity

Obstacles to effective international nongovernmental organizations

Low-quality construction work

Limiting of responsibility to the personal

Limited youth facilities in the countryside

Limited ways of matching talent and jobs

Limited tripartite cooperation

Limited training programmes

Limited trade areas

Limited teacher facilities

Limited specialized farming

Limited space for markets

Limited shared time

Limited retail inventory

Limited recognition of international nongovernmental organizations

Limited reading ability

Limited railroad usage

Limited poultry knowledge

Limited plumbing material

Limited planning experience

Limited paramedic training

Limited opportunities for significant work

Limited number of geostationary satellite orbits

Limited number of available radio frequencies

Limited municipal resources

Limited merchandising interest

Limited market transportation

Limited manufacturing incentives

Limited local respect for regional and global legislation

Limited local markets for goods and services

Limited local demand

Limited leisure time

Limited job information

Limited insecticide knowledge

Limited individual attention span

Limited image of employability

Limited home nursing

Limited gardening experience

Limited funding expertise

Limited functional abilities

Limited food variety

Limited financing opportunities

Limited finance training

Limited family land

Limited exposure to outside influences in rural villages

Limited exchange of skills among developing countries

Limited enforceability of international standards

Limited employment base

Limited drilling equipment

Limited daytime encounters

Limited cultural context

Limited criminal liability of corporations

Limited control of environment by local communities

Limited consumer knowledge

Limited construction manpower

Limited community responsibility of adults

Limited children's activities

Limited catchment facilities

Limited awareness of child-care opportunities

Limited availability of transport funding

Limited availability of therapeutic substances of human origin

Limited availability of technical expertise in remote communities

Limited availability of public services in small towns

Limited availability of loans

Limited availability of investment capital for urban renewal

Limited availability of health resources

Limited availability of functional information

Limited applicability of monetary grants

Limited agricultural expansion

Limited access to technological decisions

Limited access to reading

Limited access to natural resource use decisions

Limited access to culturally adapted pedagogical material

Limited acceptance of international treaties

Limitations on school admission

Limitations on right to vote

Limitations of surprise-free thinking

Limitations of monogamy

Lack of governmental support

Lack of funding structures

Irresponsible delimitation of policy responsibilities

Insufficient health personnel

Insufficient cultural media

Infrequent achievement of honours

Inefficient public administration

Ineffectiveness of tradition-bound small business methods

Inadequate study environment

Inadequate maintenance personnel

Inadequate budgeting practices

Inadequate agricultural capital

Inadequacy of agricultural education

Inaccessibility of knowledge

Ignorance of health and hygiene

Geographically undefined community limits

Exploitation of land for the burial of the dead

Excessive price for electronic information

Disrelated needs and promotion in marketing

Disengagement of citizens from community activities

Dependence of countries on export of limited range of raw materials

Denial of access to news

Deluding familial image of social responsibility

Declining community confidence in its ability to change

Decline in government health expenditure

Decline in government expenditure

Strategy

Developing policy on climate change

Reducing government expenditure on tertiary health facilities

Preserving integrity of cultures

Limiting access to information

Defining limits to growth

Restricting food aid

Limiting youth engagement

Limiting youth accountability

Limiting national development

Limiting medical drugs

Limiting leadership development

Limiting international exchange of cultural materials

Limiting democracy

Limiting cultural context

Informing about disarmament

Balancing depletion and replacement rates of natural resources

Using synthetic pesticides with care

Tightening export controls

Taking advantage of food maldistribution

Standardizing limits

Specifying type of production process

Setting pre-determined context for socially acceptable behaviour

Setting limits to government authority

Setting legal boundaries

Setting individual context for meaningful involvement

Setting conditions on usefulness of natural resources

Securing minimum wage limits for women

Safeguarding age limitations on employment

Restricting social benefit entitlements

Restricting sexual roles in family

Restricting scope for procreation

Restricting production materials

Restricting private automobiles

Restricting outer space benefits to a limited number of countries

Restricting employment

Restricting electrical energy

Restricting availability of local business capital

Restricting availability of health resources

Resisting conversion from arms manufacture to a peaceful economy

Removing human resources

Relaxing standards

Regulating use of radio frequencies

Regulating use of funds

Regulating economic output in response to market values

Reducing trade barriers and protectionism between developing countries

Reducing protectionism in the telecommunications industries

Reducing protectionism in the air transportation industry

Reducing limitations

Reducing limitation of communication by illiteracy

Reducing drink driving

Recognizing ecological limits

Questioning limited communal understandings

Putting profit in its place

Providing restricted communication

Providing basic work skills

Providing adequate community space

Providing access to global markets

Protesting monotonous and unaesthetic architecture and design

Protecting villagers from exposure to outside influences

Promoting arms limitation

Preventing excesses in individual behaviour

Not having children

Negotiating multilateral arms limitation

Narrowing alternatives for marriage

Monitoring dumping of consumer waste products

Managing land use

Limiting writing ability

Limiting world trade

Limiting water supply

Limiting water for agriculture

Limiting water control

Limiting vision of community future

Limiting village management

Limiting verbal skills

Limiting utilization of foodstuffs

Limiting utilization of coastal and deep sea water resources

Limiting urban encroachment of the countryside

Limiting understanding to measurable factors

Limiting tripartite cooperation

Limiting traditional markets

Limiting time to approve urgent legislation

Limiting technical jobs

Limiting technical innovation

Limiting super-power monopoly of advanced nuclear warfare technology

Limiting success experience

Limiting subsidies to state-owned enterprises

Limiting storage capacity

Limiting state monopoly of broadcasting facilities

Limiting state monopoly

Limiting spheres of relationship

Limiting societal learning

Limiting social programme

Limiting social guidance by the older generation

Limiting size of meetings

Limiting shared time

Limiting second language teaching

Limiting scope of educational curriculum

Limiting scope of business operations in small communities

Limiting scientific knowledge

Limiting satellite communications

Limiting right to vote

Limiting resources

Limiting resource availability by disrupting natural systems

Limiting relations beyond local environments

Limiting recognition of international nongovernmental organizations

Limiting range of financing possibilities

Limiting range of farm crops

Limiting purchasing power

Limiting public health subsidies

Limiting public funds

Limiting property holdings

Limiting production capacity

Limiting problem alleviation

Limiting preschool equipment

Limiting possessive attitude of parents

Limiting political know-how

Limiting political developments

Limiting pest control

Limiting participation in neighbourhood action

Limiting ownership of productive systems

Limiting outlook of civic minded groups

Limiting oral traditions

Limiting options of women

Limiting options

Limiting off-season jobs

Limiting number of local decision-making bodies

Limiting nuclear disarmament

Limiting newcomer attraction

Limiting national languages

Limiting monotonous quality of life

Limiting monopoly of the economy by corporations

Limiting monopoly of power by the elderly

Limiting monopoly of nuclear power techniques

Limiting monopoly of communications media

Limiting monopoly control of national economies

Limiting monopoly consumer services

Limiting monopolized land ownership

Limiting monopolization of knowledge

Limiting monopolization of information within organizations

Limiting monopolistic control of new animal forms

Limiting monopolies

Limiting military economic hegemony

Limiting medical knowledge

Limiting media programme choice

Limiting low-cost housing

Limiting local respect for regional and global legislation

Limiting local markets for goods and services

Limiting local malaria sources

Limiting local economy

Limiting local demand

Limiting limitations to the comprehension of international information

Limiting leisure time

Limiting job market

Limiting job information

Limiting international statistics

Limiting international ocean shipping

Limiting information availability

Limiting industrialization of developing countries

Limiting individual funding

Limiting individual attention span

Limiting image of travel

Limiting image of employability

Limiting identification with community

Limiting human evolution

Limiting housing materials

Limiting historical method

Limiting health knowledge

Limiting harm of unjust laws

Limiting government support

Limiting future planning

Limiting functional abilities

Limiting freedom of information

Limiting framework for advice

Limiting forest resources

Limiting foreign investment

Limiting food variety

Limiting food production

Limiting fish farming

Limiting financial support

Limiting female vocations

Limiting farm mechanization

Limiting family opportunities

Limiting family income

Limiting extended families

Limiting exposure to other cultures

Limiting exchange of skills among developing countries

Limiting entertainment possibilities

Limiting enforceability of international standards

Limiting employment alternatives in small communities

Limiting efficient utilization of time

Limiting effectiveness of international nongovernmental organizations

Limiting effect of individual survivalism

Limiting education

Limiting economic foresight

Limiting diffusion of technology innovation

Limiting development of multidisciplinary approaches

Limiting desire for social involvement

Limiting demand for technological resources

Limiting decision-making context

Limiting debt repayment

Limiting cross-island access

Limiting crop variety

Limiting country capacity to absorb foreign aid

Limiting cooperative events

Limiting control of environment by local communities

Limiting consumption of common assets

Limiting consumer charges

Limiting competence for intervention in the future

Limiting community responsibility of adults

Limiting community development planning

Limiting commodity futures trading

Limiting commercial investigation

Limiting commercial experience

Limiting collective comprehension span in societal learning

Limiting civil administrative capacity

Limiting child-care structures

Limiting by monogamy

Limiting behavioural monotony of domesticated animals

Limiting availability of training

Limiting availability of therapeutic substances of human origin

Limiting availability of terrorist weapons

Limiting availability of technical expertise in remote communities

Limiting availability of public transport

Limiting availability of public services in the small towns

Limiting availability of public information

Limiting availability of public facilities

Limiting availability of practical skills in agricultural communities

Limiting availability of modern equipment

Limiting availability of long-term capital

Limiting availability of local services

Limiting availability of local commercial resources

Limiting availability of loans

Limiting availability of learning opportunities

Limiting availability of land

Limiting availability of investment capital for urban renewal

Limiting availability of functional information

Limiting availability of farming capital

Limiting availability of expertise

Limiting availability of education in the country

Limiting availability of education

Limiting availability of data

Limiting availability of commodities

Limiting availability of commercial sites

Limiting availability

Limiting assistance

Limiting artistic expression

Limiting areas of research

Limiting approaches to economic planning

Limiting applicability of allopathy

Limiting animal migration

Limiting agricultural education

Limiting accountability of public services

Limiting access to urban services

Limiting access to technological decisions

Limiting access to society's resources

Limiting access to news

Limiting access to natural resource use decisions

Limiting access to health services

Limiting access to available services

Limiting access

Limiting acceptance of international treaties

Limiting ability to recognize ecological limits

Limiting ability to implement social decisions

Increasing limitations

Increasing access to local decision-making bodies

Improving efficiency of government monopolies

Imposing attitudes

Identifying factors which limit employment

Holding back excess funds

Hiding extent of control of national economies by limited number of individuals

Hardening urban fringe

Gathering limited liability

Freeing up societal learning

Exposing limited development vision

Exposing limitations of methods for resource utilization

Exporting limited range of raw materials

Expanding limits to growth

Ensuring term time limits for public figures

Eliminating abusive child labour

Distributing products strategically

Disclosing limited control of national economies

Determining types of production mechanisms

Determining technological capabilities

Determining needs for resource development

Determining applicability of technical procedures for resource extraction

Detaining prisoners for criminal offences

Denying right to procreate

Defining vocational possibilities

Defining time factors in industry

Defining minimum consumption requirements

Decreasing job monotony

Decreasing incentives for agricultural output

Decreasing consumer choice

Decentralizing power

Creating youth employment

Creating imaginative housing design

Controlling socio-economic growth

Controlling information technology

Constraining social growth

Constraining openness in political relations

Constraining modification of earth systems

Constraining free trade

Constraining communication

Circumventing international trading agreements

Blocking degeneration to sterile ceremony

Avoiding saturation of geosynchronous orbits

Assessing earth's carrying capacity

Advocating free access to telecommunication networks

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(D) Destructive values

Subject

Societal problems » Restrictions

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

D3761

DOCID

11437610

D7NID

192372

Last update

Dec 2, 2024