Sentence examples for enforcing limits from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he said, groundwater managers were less likely to be aggressive in enforcing limits on water usage.

It will also be strictly enforcing limits on "round trip" trades in and out of its funds to four a year, the company said.

Between 1942 and 1995, the court got out of the business of enforcing limits on Congress's power to regulate the economy.

The appeal's focus on the technical-sounding issue of standing should not obscure the high stakes here, not least for preserving the judiciary's essential role in enforcing limits on the government's power and acting as a check against abusive conduct.

"Striking down unconstitutional laws and blocking illegitimate government actions is not activism; rather it is judicial engagement – enforcing limits on government power consistent with the text and purpose of the Constitution".

Mr. Bush on Friday announced plans to strengthen the trade embargo by enforcing limits on cash payments that Cuban-Americans may send their relatives on the island and preventing American tourists from going there.

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.

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.

Johnson said TSA is working with airlines to enforce limits on carry-on bags and their size.