Sentence examples for breached the limits from inspiring English sources

Instead, both sides breached the limits of the battlefield and lurched together into the uncontained expanses of modern war.

ObamaCare points clearly to a Congress that has breached the limits of its power under the Commerce Clause.

Models from every major motor manufacturer breached the limit when they were evaluated in real-world conditions.

While the original Woodstock showed how much discomfort an audience would put up with for the sake of sharing an event — something promoters were happy to learn — Woodstock '99 breached the limit of fan exploitation.

That was helped in part by a drop in the number of classes that illegally breached the limit, suggesting that schools have become more adept at winning legal exemptions for larger classes.

The penalties for breaching the limits will come into force from next season.

A polarizing figure who delighted in breaching the limits of propriety and cinematic good taste, Mr. Russell courted controversy through much of his career.

The change will hit public sector workers as well as those in the private sector, and means anyone expecting a final salary pension of more than £43,478 a year could breach the limits.

We must meet human needs and aspirations for jobs, energy and health without breaching the limits of our planet's capacity to absorb carbon emissions or by destroying our scarce biodiversity.

European Union limits demand that maximum hourly nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentrations are not exceeded for more than 18 hours a year – yet Putney High Street, in west London, had recorded its 19th hour breaching the limits during Friday morning's rush hour, the London Air Quality Network said.

They've decided to launch the first case against a member state for breaching the limits on NO2.