Sentence examples for enforceable limits from inspiring English sources

Public financing should be the goal, but even real, enforceable limits would be a start.

Mr. Bowles said the Harvard agreement represented the first legally enforceable limits on emissions from a large real-estate project.

But the House agreed with the Senate that enforceable limits must be set on snooping into the private lives of innocent Americans.

And it will change nothing unless it leads to a real treaty with real, and enforceable, limits on the production of greenhouse gases.

The treaty will for the first time set enforceable limits on emissions of mercury, which is widely used in chemical production and small-scale mining, and exclude, phase out or restrict some products that contain mercury.

In contrast, the Kyoto agreement, by proposing firm, enforceable limits on carbon dioxide, emitted mainly by burning fossil fuels, would affect nearly every enterprise powered by coal or oil -- meaning almost every aspect of modern life.

They strenuously opposed House Republican demands for an enforceable limit on Medicare spending for new drug benefits.

With the notion of a firm, enforceable limit on team payrolls off the table, the bargaining positions and rhetoric on both sides have only hardened.

"International law is not a judicially enforceable limit on a president's wartime authority unless Congress expressly says it is," he wrote with emphasis.

Speaking for the four, Justice Scalia wrote that the Constitution did not provide "a judicially enforceable limit on the political considerations that the states and Congress may take into account when districting".

The majority decision, written by Chief Judge Joel F. Dubina and Judge Hull, said, "We have not found any generally applicable, judicially enforceable limiting principle that would permit us to uphold the mandate without obliterating the boundaries inherent in the system of enumerated Congressional powers".