Sentence examples for demand to limit from inspiring English sources

At this week's EU summit in Brussels, he seemingly persuaded a dozen other European leaders to back his demand to limit to 2.9% next year's EU spending increase.

He says Moscow is also receptive to America's demand to limit any possible leaking of nuclear technologies and material out of Russia.

It's a mystery why the White House refuses to answer such a simple question, given the president's high-profile demand to limit immigration.

Such devices may be applied both to existing and new buildings; indeed, they are able to mitigate the inter-storey drift demand, to limit the damage at the column base and to reduce residual drifts.

(c) By chapter 2, Acts 1932, Forty-Second Legislature, Fourth Called Session, the Railroad Commission was meantime authorized, whenever the full production from wells producing gas from a common reservoir should exceed reasonable market demand, to limit production to such demand and allocate the allowable production.

The extension of post-Watergate checks on the presidency new powers for the independent counsel, and journalism's new electronic reach may produce a backlash, and a demand to limit the activities of prosecutors and journalists.Tides do turnMany Americans, if you look at the opinion polls, feel queasy about the inquisitorial culture that unearthed the Lewinsky scandal.

The prosecutor "demanded to limit access to a number of resources calling for an unsanctioned mass event, including social networking groups.

Jill S. Levy, president of the union, the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, said the main sticking points were salaries and the city's demands to limit certain seniority rights of assistant principals.

ERBIL, Iraq — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Friday that he expected the United States and its allies to impose more stringent sanctions against Iran, which has been increasingly defiant in recent weeks of the West's demands to limit its nuclear program.

Alongside this long tradition of statism and robust schools, however, there has been an equally strong tradition of resistance to public education and of demands to limit the role of schools in children's lives — long couched in the language of parental rights and local control, and that often stemmed from concerns about the new role schools took in students' lives beyond their education.

Soon after the worst showing for her party since 1949, Merkel yielded to intra-party demands to limit refugee totals to 200,000 per year.