| Under the U.S. Golf Association's ESC system, players with course handicaps of 9 or less can post no more than a double bogey on any hole. |
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| Play is now restricted or curtailed with the par reduced and handicaps proportionately trimmed. |
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| Although the event is scratch matchplay, Air Force golfers on handicaps up to 18 are encouraged to nominate. |
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| Anderson's absences caused by knee problems down through the years have not proved the handicaps they could have been. |
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| Golf handicaps have not gone down and golfers are not any less frustrated than they have ever been before. |
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| For example, people who have severe genetic disorders or handicaps like Down's syndrome or Siamese twins are kept alive. |
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| But the handicaps for Roberts and Helmar had been grossly inflated, by 14 and 15 strokes. |
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| His many handicaps have not deterred him from taking these strenuous trips. |
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| If an infant's condition is not as grave as was thought, he will live, and he can then be given optimal care if he has any handicaps. |
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| These same handicaps account for Germany's lack of success in imperialist combinations and alliances. |
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| First of all, there is the difficulty of ensuring that the anomalies would keep their handicaps on. |
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| As well as new drivers, cars and teams, results from round one also will be affected by new race-by-race weight handicaps. |
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| However, in Spa-Francorchamps more than anywhere else, the weight handicaps will have a great impact on the performance of the cars. |
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| The cream of the ADF's golfers will be driving for low handicaps and straight putts at the ADF National Golf Championships. |
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| But you really do yearn for some of those dreadful, impossible-to-solve, utterly boring, handicaps to get the old heave-ho. |
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| Trained at Newmarket by Michael Bell, Magic Rainbow showed some decent form in competitive handicaps last season. |
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| A high-class performer, who scored at Newbury early last season, Vintage Premium went on to run well in several competitive handicaps. |
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| Choose from over 20 maps, set handicaps, map sizes and the difficulty of the computer players, allow cheats, share resources, and other stuff. |
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| For so much of the tragedy in disability is created by a society which needlessly handicaps us. |
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| And it has to be said that he was remarkably successful at it, despite some of the handicaps which we have already mentioned. |
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| They have overcome Beijing's natural handicaps and the ravages of successive invasions, and established the city as a world capital. |
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| Its content, however, reflects both the handicaps mentioned and the limitations of the judicial process. |
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| They faced severe handicaps because of limited education and job skills, inadequate English, and racial prejudice. |
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| We are also affiliated to the Lancashire Union of Golf Clubs so handicaps can be obtained. |
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| Even with the well-documented handicaps of limited finance and poor distribution, we still manage to create exceedingly good films. |
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| All students of Judo are courageous and inspiring, and all of them overcome great difficulties and personal handicaps. |
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| Golfers of various handicaps were asked to putt on the greens and choose the faster green. |
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| According to the country's current Criminal Law, those who poured vitriol resulting in serious handicaps may be sentenced to death. |
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| Most come from rural backgrounds and are poorly educated, handicaps for anyone who wants to get ahead in the modern urban-commercial civilisation. |
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| For people with disabilities, who are sometimes shut away in their homes, lack of contact is one of the biggest problems or handicaps. |
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| Nicholas's profound handicaps became evident soon after his birth. |
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| Although they are of sound mind, they are compelled to attend educational institutions established for those with developmental handicaps. |
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| Quite a lot, to satisfy his large bedmate in the face of what might seem insuperable handicaps. |
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| Marvin suffered from the twin handicaps of congenital hearing impairment and developmental delay. |
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| Regions with permanent handicaps must be regarded in a new way in aid policy. |
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| Think of Willowbrook, a state-run school, where children with profound handicaps became subjects of studies around meningitis and hepatitis. |
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| However, it should not be forgotten that geographical handicaps often restrain development of the economy, production and hence employment. |
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| Businessmen too around the world are becoming more vocal about the handicaps they suffer as a result of overtight regulatory restraints at home. |
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| The strategy for preventing handicaps also involved setting up a programme of premarital medical examinations. |
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| Having put a huge for sale sign on Canadian assets at bargain prices, he turns around and handicaps Canadians acquiring foreign assets. |
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| The available information on children of foreigners can be extrapolated to all children suffering from social and cultural handicaps. |
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| But we can remove some of the handicaps which still hold back children from families at the bottom of the income scale. |
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| Thailand's inability to take criticism, and its greatly flawed justice system, are major handicaps to its progress. |
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| He's droopped to a very handy rating of 68 and has won seven handicaps from higher marks during his career. |
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| Despite all these handicaps, she has risen inexorably in the opinion polls. |
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| It is for the Member State to demonstrate the existence of any handicaps and gauge their importance. |
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| This group should deal not just with territories with permanent handicaps but with all territories. |
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| A shortage of funding means at least four of them, whose handicaps are too severe to allow normal employment, will be unable to continue working in sheltered workshops. |
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| Some special schools still exist, and there is no doubt that for many children with handicaps, they provide well the specialist care which is necessary. |
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| In interacting with individuals of lower status or even equal social rank, people tend to be candid in referring to appearance, shortcomings, or handicaps. |
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| At first it was thought that Doug had tied Dene Mundy at 38 points, but after checking the new handicaps, it was found that he had won by a point. |
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| The BSF Tennis committee has reverted back to the former handicap system and all clubs are advised to check their respective handicaps with the Mixed League secretary. |
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| Kempton's Racing Post Chase is traditionally one of the most competitive handicaps in the calendar, but no-one told jockey Richard Johnson and pint-sized Gunther McBride. |
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| The three-year-old absolutely trotted-up by five lengths at Pontefract last week, a victory which looks sure to earn him much more than 5lb extra in future handicaps. |
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| But trainers need jockeys who can compete on handicaps at weights considerably less than 9st, and it is a fearsome task to comply, even for fit athletes. |
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| Instead of helping their players enhance the skills that may determine their futures, these coaches have little choice but to work on decreasing their golf handicaps. |
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| We just don't want it to mean that the system handicaps him too. |
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| Players of all handicaps are welcomed, beginners, low handicappers, high handicappers, women, men, anyone, it's all about enjoying a round of golf. |
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| We also hope to build an overhead railway system which will transport people with severe handicaps on hoists from the car park to the changing rooms to the pool. |
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| Two hundred children affected by serious physical and mental handicaps are housed there. |
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| Analysis of the environmental determinants of learning ability for the purpose of evaluating education programmes designed to compensate for environmental handicaps is applied research. |
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| Some of the most prestigious races in the world, such as the Grand National or Melbourne Cup are run as handicaps. |
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| This is particularly true in the case of territories with severe or permanent geographic or demographic handicaps, where applying special provisions would not distort the functioning of the internal market. |
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| About half the dossiers concerned costs linked to severe handicaps, the rest concerned reimbursement of costs of education or specific training necessary to offset the effects of a disability. |
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| Because of its many handicaps and above all the absence of major natural resources, Tajikistan occupies just a modest place on the geopolitical level. |
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| In other words, the assessment process handicaps management by limiting the evolution of bluffable signals. |
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| As a rule, being landlocked creates political and economic handicaps that access to the high seas avoids. |
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| Partnership work has continued on drawing up these guidelines, aimed at systematising the factors involved in the specific handicaps of the ORs and their effects, thereby improving the assessment of those factors. |
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| By knifing Mr Letta in the back instead of waiting for a general election that was expected to come early next year, he has saddled himself with at least three handicaps. |
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| This Regulation seeks to remedy the handicaps due to the remote and insular nature of the FOD and to improve the conditions under which their agricultural products are produced and marketed. |
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| He has no experience of parliament, let alone government. But both the other handicaps are of his own making the consequences of his decision not to wait for the election that would almost certainly have been held next year. |
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| Significant improvement of access and movement for people with disabilities, particularly mobility handicaps and impaired vision or hearing, is also very necessary. |
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| Of course, our long experience in senior residences and medical institutions translates in expertness in working with people with learning disabilities, physical or mental handicaps. |
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| I am thinking mainly of those with severe physical handicaps. |
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| Switched to handicaps, Rioja Day came alive as he went down by just over two lengths to Ronaldinho. |
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| Children with learning disabilities, physical handicaps, speech impediments and Down Syndrome are enrolled in specialised education programmes in public schools. |
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| These measures should without doubt rid WHO of some of the handicaps and scale down the present high operational costs which inhibit the efficient functioning of its decentralized system. |
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| Excessive use handicaps the body's heat-loss mechanism, blocking sweat pores and stopping us cooling down efficiently. |
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| With half-ball handicaps, there is always a definite outcome and no bets are ever void. |
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| These can be subdivided further into whole-ball handicaps and half-ball handicaps. |
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| Special consideration should be given to ways of offsetting their handicaps, to convert regional potential into assets and opportunities, and to stimulate their development. |
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| He made pleasing progress in handicaps last term ending the campaign with a a three-quarters of a length victory over Sopranist in this event. |
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| The associated local public services are constantly trying to keep apace with this robust growth, and despite structural handicaps, are seeking to find new means to upgrade. |
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| Every arrangement has been made to receive these people, bearing in mind that this first group to arrive includes many children, about 300 children, a number of sick people and individuals with handicaps. |
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| As provided for in the Poseidom programme, Structural Fund assistance was designed primarily to reduce the specific handicaps affecting these regions, and in particular their remoteness and insularity. |
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| For example, employers wishing to escape what they perceive to be competitive handicaps may adopt new legal forms or workplace practices that transgress the spirit of labour standards legislation, though not its letter. |
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| Social, safety, economic and environmental handicaps are concentrated in these misfit pockets of the city, which can arouse the concern of officials. |
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| I refer in particular to handicaps such as diagnosed disorders, parental neglect and misdiagnoses, which lead to children being excluded from standard education systems. |
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| Despite many handicaps – he suffered as a child from undiagnosed dyslexia and dyspraxia, and left school at 15 with no obvious future – he rose by determination and sulky self-belief. |
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| Finally, doubts may be raised as to the concept of degressive aid, which may prove to be inappropriate for territories suffering from permanent handicaps. |
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| The rules specify that this type of aid must be limited in time, degressive and designed to overcome structural handicaps and to promote lasting development, in accordance with the rules governing sensitive sectors. |
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| Often taxis are included in the network of pre-bookable services which is available for people with mobility handicaps, or they may be used in the conventional manner and the cost of their use be subsidised. |
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| Founded by Saunders in 1999, Project Lifesaver is a simple bracelet or anklet that is bringing peace of mind to the families of persons with mental handicaps. |
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| Once the PHRF handicap is established, the Club handicapper passes on the information to the SLVYRA chief handicapper who is in charge of updating the regional list of handicaps showed on this site. |
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| In 1980, the World Health Organization adopted an international classification of impairments, disabilities and handicaps, which suggested a more precise and at the same time relativistic approach. |
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| As a result of these combined handicaps, European manufacturers have been losing ground and are finding it difficult to sustain the levels of investment and innovation that are needed to remain competitive. |
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| The term learning disability includes conditions such as brain injury, perceptual handicaps, minimal brain dysfunction, dyslexia and development aphasia. |
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| The injured employee's effectiveness is often reduced after return to work, from work restrictions, reduced efficiency, physical handicaps, crutches, splints, etc. |
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| Compensation for geophysical handicaps is justified not so much by the need for fair treatment as by the public interest and the practical return it provides for the community. |
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| It can be argued that gender-specific handicaps faced by girls and young women have their roots in the dilemma over whether to start a family and raise children or whether to continue studying and develop a professional life. |
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| In particular, the Commission did not receive any information indicating that the application of the AIEM overcompensate costs connected with the permanent handicaps affecting the Canary Islands. |
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| Similarly, it shall take account of the durable structural handicaps arising from insularity, mountainous terrain, or sparseness of population, in particular when they are accumulated or aggravated. |
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| Another interesting contender is Jimmy Lenehan's smart grey gelding Approvance, winner of two handicaps and a listed race from four outings this season. |
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| Formerly with Mick Channon, Kickboxer showed up really well in some of the best three-year-old sprint handicaps last season and ended up in Listed-class contests. |
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| The gelding has won or been placed on 15 of the 29 occasions he has faced the judge, which is an impressive record for a horse used to contesting trappy handicaps. |
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| Sequester has won three of her last five starts, all in handicaps, but trainer David Lanigan is seeking a place finish that will enhance her broodmare value. |
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| Having his first outing since July 2008, the Mick Channon-trained gelding marked his first run in handicaps with threequarter-length second to Bugaku. |
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| Speedballs such as Genki, Hoof It, Hawkeyethnoo and the grand old boy Borderlescott have all won this before cutting the mustard outside handicaps. |
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