Sentence examples for enforce a limit of from inspiring English sources
Most European countries strictly enforce a limit of 50mg, which is cut to 20mg or 30mg for drivers holding licences for under two years or those carrying people on public or commercial transport.
She did not effectively communicate and enforce a limit on the quantity of NHP that students should use, train students to handle this dangerous substance properly, or require them to use complete safety gear at all times.
A custom opaque mask with transmissive annuli (Photo-Sciences isc). is placed at this plane, and a specific annulus is chosen to remove the unwanted diffraction orders and enforce a limit on the minimum field of view.
The landlord cannot enforce a limit on guests unless it is part of your lease.
A new piece of legislation, the 2005 Gambling Act, had enforced a limit of four FOBTs per betting shop.
Labor Labor has vowed to improve the code for puppy producers by introducing a five-litter limit, bringing back compulsory breeding vet checks, and enforcing a limit of 10 breeding dogs for each breeder.
Usage-based billing is seen by some as a fairer alternative to broadband caps, a term most closely associated with Comcast, which had been enforcing a limit of 250 gigabytes per Internet customer per month.
In our two-phase algorithm we prefer to enforce a limit N f on the number of function evaluations with no improvement.
Moreover, OSNs typically impose rate limitations on the API queries, e.g., Twitter with 313 million active users enforces a limit of 15 on requests in a 15-min time window for most of APIs.1 With this limitation, the crawler will need 610 years to crawl the whole Twitter.
A new policy to be effective in 2010 is to enforce a word limit for manuscripts and to limit the number of tables and figures per paper.
The approach they called for would enforce a nationwide limit on emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases that mainstream scientists have warned are warming the earth's atmosphere.
