Sentence examples for Eventual limits from inspiring English sources

The amendment, passed overwhelmingly by voters in 2002, sets eventual limits on the size of each class.

Furthermore, an economic and environmental analysis has been carried out, in order to point out the benefits – or the eventual limits – related to the proposed solutions.

The week started with an effort by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, to force a vote on their proposed bill requiring eventual limits on emissions of greenhouse gases.

Without some eventual limits on technology, or on numbers of interceptors and how they can be deployed (ruling out weapons in space would help), Mr Putin could have little confidence that the "understandings" with which America says it wants to replace the ABM treaty will protect Russia's interests too.The best way for Russia to proceed, however, is to negotiate with America in good faith.

This can lead to a sluggish ladder full of all the same decks, and an eventual limit to creativity.

BBC political correspondent Iain Watson said Mr Cable was putting down a strong marker that he does not want the eventual limit on immigration to be set at too low a level.

This will be the next step in the development of the hybrid rocket, up to its eventual limit of around 76 Bar (1,100 psi), at which point it should be delivering about 12 tonnes of thrust - the sort of power that Bloodhound SSC is going to need to get up to 1,000mph.

Given the coded eventual limit on all bitcoin (the max is 21 million), and this reduction in supply approximately every four years (more precisely, every 210,000 blocks), you might think this means Bitcoin is now even more rare... after all, miners who solve a block will only be awarded 12.5 coins, not 25 as they are today.

This is in agreement with Robertson [ 30], who stated that the use of information on relatives for the sake of immediate gain in early generations always results in a lower eventual limit of selection.

But other executives making the rounds in Bonn came from companies that had already established carbon trading systems in anticipation of eventual required limits.

The deal guaranteed $2.4 trillion in immediate and eventual debt limit increases.