Sentence examples for call to limit from inspiring English sources

He criticised George Carey's call to limit immigration as "utterly extraordinary".

But your call to limit the tax deductions on interest expenses incurred by businesses as well is absurd.

We do like that proposal's call to limit the number of parking permits given to city workers.

Today, under pressure from House Republican leaders, Mr. Young said he would support Mr. Bush's call to limit such spending to $40 billion.

Chris Webster Abergavenny, Gwent As far as limiting travel is concerned, we will only have come to our senses when we treat the whole world as if it were Antarctica (Call to limit visitors to Antarctica, May 14).

The good news is that it's not too late for individual countries to reject the call to limit the free speech of teens and keep the age for participation at 13 where it is now in most countries.

They have thus become a cornerstone of calls to limit warming.

No "in the grasp" calls to limit sacking, no safe zones.

There are calls to limit new exploration for oil and gas, and so to reduce hydrocarbon exports.

How, I wonder, do they feel about all those universal pensioner benefits, and the regular calls to limit their reach?

They are resisting calls to limit the ratio of their total assets to total capital, regardless of the risk of their portfolio.