Sentence examples for draft limits from inspiring English sources

These elements have draft limits because they are identified as potential impurities and are known to be toxic.

Among the historic changes to Egypt's system of government, the draft limits the amount of time a president can serve to two four-year terms.

Canty, who had endured a serious knee injury and a detached retina in the eight months before the draft, limited his viewing party to immediate family members at his parents' home in Charlotte, N.C.

The final draft, however, limits what services can be given priority to uses like remote surgery, driverless cars and preventing terrorist attacks.

1The new Baucus draft bill limits out-of-pocket costs to 13% of income, but the draft seems jumbled and incomplete, and it's unclear how this would be achieved.

One change they want, according to Ergun Ozbudun, a constitutional law professor who worked on the draft, would limit the powers of the president over appointments.

In his remarks, Obama touted actions his administration has taken to address rising greenhouse gas emissions, including the release in June of draft rules limiting carbon emissions from power plants.

But the current size and scope of the federal government is proof positive that even the most carefully drafted textual limits on government power are but empty promises if the institution charged with determining "what the law is" fails to perform its constitutional function.

The fragmented state of the draft genome limited our ability to systematically perform ab-initio predictions of genes or genomic repeats.

Mr. Levi drafted guidelines limiting F.B.I. activity, reworked them in consultation with Congress and imposed them to general satisfaction.

Now schools where children spend their days at brightly colored desks and benches are shifting toward safe paints, and the government is drafting regulations limiting lead in paints to 90 ppm.