Sentence examples for Impose limitations from inspiring English sources

But to get serious about limiting greenhouse gases, it's not enough to impose limitations on plants that may never get built.

They signify the idea of travel and, at the same time, impose limitations on it.

And all but the most expensive private insurance policies impose limitations of their own.

Tonight Mr. Bush also had to take firm command of a national agenda, when many suggest that the manner of his election may impose limitations on his powers.

Other companies offering long warranties either don't allow them to be transferred if a car is resold, impose limitations on such transfers or charge deductibles.

The proposed zone, called the Barrier Island Overlay District, would impose "limitations on site disturbance," Mr. Shea said, by prohibiting new lawns and ornamental shrubs and requiring the restoration of native plants to the grounds of a newly constructed house.

The easement imposes limitations on what the owner can do.

The physical factor still imposes limitations — only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.

Friends' and family members' attitudes changed too and, although well meaning, imposed limitations on me that were not always necessary.

The regulator would issue licenses to states and territories for the growing of cannabis without imposing limitations on how the crop is used.

Poverty strips individuals of their freedom, imposing limitations on every aspect of their lives, from what they can eat to how they spend their leisure time.