Sentence examples for enacted limits from inspiring English sources

Some think the N.C.A.A. enacted limits on practice time in large part because of them.

More than half of the states have enacted limits on the amount of money that juries can award someone who has been injured by a doctor, and Congress is considering a federal cap of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on non-economic damage awards.

Democrats enacted limited voting powers for the delegate in 1993, but Republicans killed them two years later only to see them revived when Democrats reclaimed the gavel four years ago.

Third and most importantly, we must reverse the Supreme Court's 5-4 First Amendment decisions holding that money is speech and corporations have the political rights of people -- and that therefore no laws can be enacted limiting the amount of money wealthy individuals or big corporations can spend on elections.

In the United States, under the Federal Reserve's Regulation D Requirements, there is a federally enacted limit of 6 withdrawals per month.

They also committed to enact limits on bonuses and force banks to hold more cash reserves.

Today, global warming is imminent, yet our leaders refuse to enact limits on greenhouse gas emissions.

Borrowed money unquestionably played a role in the speculation of the late 1920's, and after the 1929 crash Congress set out to enact limits on it.

The president will also support closing a gun show loophole and, "potentially," enacting limits on high-capacity ammunition clips of the sort used in Newtown, Mr. Carney said.

Asked last week to rate Mr. Codey's first few days in office, including a continuing effort to enact limits on contributions to officials from state contractors, Mr. Andrews answered somewhat indirectly: "The only thing that matters, in my opinion, is the complete abolition of pay-to-play.

A number of states have enacted term limits.