Sentence examples for Limiting from inspiring English sources

They doubt that there is any limiting principle.

If you're limiting glucose, you're taking away their fuel.

All I've done this year is really to set myself free from those limiting beliefs and just go forward with confidence and stick it to a few people, and not be afraid to do so.

We would replace the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, which has failed … [We would] Follow human rights judgments limiting surveillance and data retention in full; [and] support the EU's proposals to strengthen data protection laws against opposition from large US data-driven companies".

Limiting global warming to the agreed global target of 2C means staying within a 'carbon budget' of 565 GT (gigatonnes or billion tonnes).

The Afghan government has recently passed a bill that will see the curtailment of the country's wedding industry, limiting guest lists to 500 and setting a cap of 400 Afghanis (£4.50) per head on food.

It concluded that there is "little evidence to date that income management is resulting in widespread behaviour change, either with respect to building an ability to effectively manage money or in building 'socially responsible behaviour' beyond the direct impact of limiting the amount that can be spent on some items".

If you start limiting health, why not limit other public services?

The lack of water has put a serious crimp in the hydroelectric line at Hoover Dam and other power plants across the west, limiting an inexpensive and pollution-free energy source that once was considered endless.

In the UK, the only official screen-time ruling comes from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, which recently advised trying TV-free days, or limiting it to fewer than two hours a day, to maintain a healthy weight.

It would be unthinkable for MPs to pass a comprehensive package of powers to Scotland while simultaneously limiting Wales to yet another insufficient settlement.