Sentence examples for a tighter limit from inspiring English sources

We may be more tolerant of one another's beliefs, relationship choices and lifestyles than ever before – but where those choices are believed to pose a threat to others, that tolerance now has a tighter limit.

The new rule would replace the standard of 0.075 parts per million imposed by the Bush administration over the objection of an E.P.A. scientific panel, which wanted a tighter limit.

A tighter limit on ground-level ozone could save lives and bring cleaner air to millions of people, including in Los Angeles and other parts of California.

For whatever reason, business leaders don't have much optimism and excitement about the future of the U.S. economy, so they keep a tight limit on capital expenditures.

Now, a powerful insider has suggested a simple tool that could place a tight limit on the size of individual banks.

Some researchers are pushing for an outright ban on certain experiments, and for a tight limit on the number of laboratories that are allowed to perform the riskiest work.

On one crucial decision -- keeping a tight limit on the American troop commitment, which crested at about 150,000 soldiers and has dropped to about 130,000 -- General Sanchez was cautiously noncommittal.

It is hampered by a tight limit imposed by the new constitution engineered by Mr Correa and promulgated last October, which imposed a 12-month deadline for approving new regulatory measures.Mr Correa has hitherto managed to avoid the constant protests and public-sector strikes that beset his predecessors.

Many banks in Greece were closed this week, with a tight limit on cash withdrawals.

So the ruling party is walking a fine line between its earlier policies of keeping a tight limit on spending hikes and tax cuts, and the conflicting need to promise enough economic stimulus to rev up growth and encourage investors.

Credit exposures between the largest of the big banks would be subject to an even tighter limit.