Sentence examples for enacted to limit from inspiring English sources
(The law is being challenged on the basis that it undermines the state's public campaign financing program, which voters enacted to limit the influence of money in politics).
The council is consulting with lawyers to prepare a "watertight" case where possible bylaws can be enacted to limit public collections.
The "With Policy" wheel assumes that policies are enacted to limit cumulative emissions of greenhouse gases over the century to 3.4 trillion metric tons (measured in CO2-equivalent).
If laws are enacted to limit data collection in the future, Facebook may be able to squash smaller companies who want to challenge Mr. Zuckerberg's dominance in social networking.
It was enacted to limit the damage such substances were doing to the ozone layer, a goal which it has achieved.Like carbon dioxide and many other gases emitted by industry and agriculture methane and nitrous oxide, for example CFCs are greenhouse gases.
In 2014, a bipartisan law was enacted to limit disciplinary appeal rights of senior executives at VA, but the Obama administration made little use of that authority and this year stopped using it in the face of a court challenge alleging the restrictions violated due-process rights.
In 1969 it enacted rules to limit the tax advantages for contributions to private foundations and to establish minimum annual distribution requirements.
In comparison, the Committee to Save New York, a group of business leaders supportive of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's agenda, spent $7.4 million from January through April lobbying in favor of the governor's budget and his recently enacted proposal to limit local property taxes.
He became a highly visible spokesman, often a notably loquacious one, at a time when politicians enacted quotas to limit imports of Japanese cars because Americans liked them better than Detroit's.
Since January last year, 21 cities have enacted measures to limit feeding homeless people, according to a recent National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH) survey.
The Education Department recently enacted rules to limit federal student aid to career-training programs and for-profit schools whose graduates end up with taxpayer-backed debts they can not repay.
