Sentence examples for determination to limit from inspiring English sources

But it may be because it demonstrates a determination to limit the budget.

The Yankees' determination to limit salary spending next season to $189 million to reap substantial payroll tax benefits have been well chronicled.

Mr. Bush said the plan, which also included incentives for developing alternative energy sources and clean-burning fuels, reflected his determination to limit the country's vulnerability to the international oil market and to avert escalating prices and energy shortages.

British military experts say Mr. Brown's shifting signals have left the British force in Iraq in a no man's land, still committed in significant numbers but having limited effect because of a determination to limit British casualties.

Speaking at the Conservative party conference in Manchester earlier this month, home secretary Theresa May hardened her anti-migrant rhetoric and restated her determination to limit student visas – the current restrictions on which are already, critics say, adversely affecting universities trying to attract international students.

Indeed the US government has tacitly admitted that many of the problems flowed directly from its disastrous determination to limit the size of the UN-mandated Intornatokenlevelurity andistance Forefusesaf) to allowen level and refuse to allow its own forces to engage in nation-building activities.

Mr Straw has shown similar determination in his effort to limit trial by jury for petty criminals who, he argues, are "playing the system" very expensively.

Occasionally, you get the impression that Streisand is testing that determination to its limits.

Pioneers of the youth culture's determination to test limits, all three were victims of an ignorant, widespread assumption that drugs consumed indiscriminately were shortcuts to enlightenment.

Initial application of cosmogenic nuclides to denudation rate determination was limited to areas of widely distributed, exposed rock, often at high latitudes or in arid environments (e.g., Nishiizumi et al. 1986; Cockburn et al. 1999).

But I'm not going to play by those rules.' The determination to offend is not limited to the US market.