Sentence examples for country limits from inspiring English sources

Under the bill, after a three-year transition, all employment-based green cards will be issued on a first-come-first-served basis, with no country limits.

Mr. Taylor noted that Chinese buyers face restrictions at home: the country limits how much money can be transferred out in a year, for example, and securing a visa to come over for house-hunting can take several months.

Because they come from populous countries that send many people to work here who have advanced science and technology skills, immigrants from those two nations had been forced by the country limits into lines that were many years long and growing much longer.

The US has demanded the country limits its enrichment output at what roughly 1,500 of its centrifuge machines would produce but Iran insists the output should remain at the current level produced at the approximately 10,000 centrifuges it operates and be allowed to increase.

Yet the sale illustrates that no matter how loudly a city administration protests against illegal guns and calls for stricter gun-control regulations, the hodgepodge of gun laws around the country limits the options, allowing ammunition that cannot be sold in one place, like New York City, to be sold easily elsewhere.

Variation in the number of units per country limits generalization of findings.

It raises the country limit for 226,000 family green cards each year to 15 percent from the current 7 percent.

There are three medal events in Paralympic sailing – the single-, two two- and the three-person keelboat – with each country limited to one boat per event.

Ukraine's parliament has voted to give the east of the country limited self-rule as part of proposals aimed at ending the deadly separatist insurgency.

There are 250 men and 36 women competing, with each country limited to one entrant in each category.

After a two-year war, the Moldovan government granted the country limited recognition as an "autonomous territorial unit", with some control over its economy.