Sentence examples for deciding to limit from inspiring English sources

In the 1930's, the Belgians, deciding to limit administrative posts and higher education to the Tutsi, needed to decide exactly who was who in Rwanda.

But the drafting committee, meeting on Tuesday, elected not to include any provision about the military, deciding to limit its proposed declaration to points of agreement like basic individual rights, said Judge Tahani el Gibali, a leader of the group who herself had previously argued for giving the military a broad mandate to intervene in the civilian government.

He decided to limit access to it.

Lopatin decided to limit his samples to audio retrieved from a Web site called Videomercials.

Moreover, Gannett appears to have decided to limit the amount of hard news in its weeklies.

For the school's program Mr. Martins, in 1997, decided to limit the choreographers to dancers.

Indeed, the Bush administration has decided to limit the use of Pakistani bases in any assault.

Mr. Morales said the organizers decided to limit the number of walkers for safety's sake.

Instead, television networks have decided to limit the field based on national polling.

In his search for improvement, Beneš decided to limit the number of political parties to six.

In the end, he returned to his own work and decided to limit himself entirely to sound.