Sentence examples for a set limit on from inspiring English sources

Nearly all vehicles will have to comply with what's called the Euro IV exhaust standard, that's a set limit on the pollution a vehicle is allowed to emit.

There should be a set limit on the number of initiatives on the ballot, with only the first initiatives to qualify or to the initiatives with the most signatures appearing on the ballot.

if you are a parent, set limits on your child's game play and require them to periodically checking in with you.

Putting people into categories and making assumptions on how intelligent they are enforces a pre-set limit on what they can achieve.

A number of analysts viewed the crackdown as part of a campaign to set limits on public debate before January's Communist Party congress.

But in 1999, he voted for a bill that set limits on soft money and issue campaigns in elections.

But she did return to a proposal to set limits on how much the 169 towns and cities in Connecticut can levy in annual property taxes.

Ukraine has announced a plan to set limits on profit margins by the food industry and traders, as part of a package of anti-inflationary measures.

The Democratic convention last month marked the first time the party, seeking to set an example, had set limits on sources of funding.

A majority of states set limits on abortion at 24 weeks and later, generally considered the beginning of viability for newborns to survive outside the womb.

He said he would seek to strike an international deal to set limits on bankers' bonuses.