Sentence examples for enforced limiting from inspiring English sources

Rules are enforced limiting the size of the stick and the curvature of its blade.

While some states have vigorously enforced limits on air and water pollution, Mr. Pope said, others have not.

Airbus has received and repaid with interest government loans within strictly enforced limits agreed to by the United States.

Two of the Republican candidates, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and the billionaire publisher Steve Forbes, have escaped the weakly enforced limits on spending by refusing to accept federal matching funds.

Along with curtailing the excesses of ice-cream-truck drivers and dub-reggae enthusiasts, his plan calls for an enforced limit of ten minutes — five minutes at night — when it comes to barking dogs.

The new rule, unless blocked by Congress or the courts, will be the first time the federal government has enforced limits on mercury, arsenic, acid gases and other poisonous and carcinogenic chemicals emitted by the burning of fossil fuels.

Without enforced limits on Chinese emissions, costly American action to limit greenhouse-gas emission will accomplish nothing.

Republicans argued that the cap-and-trade program, which has required polluters to obtain permits to emit greenhouse gases and enforced limits on those emissions since 2012, would stifle the economy.

"Strictly enforced limits of cadmium in foods, particularly foods contributing most to consumer exposure, also are necessary for an overall decrease in exposure," says Angelika Tritscher, WHO Joint Secretary to the Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives and the Joint FAO/WHO Meetings on Pesticide Residues.

Sometimes it is hard to enforce limits on technology use.

Three social workers said that Niveen had yet to learn to enforce limits with Adam.