Sentence examples for extending the limits from inspiring English sources

Yet another way to cultivate the dimension of time is by extending the limits of the growing season.

But he is now ready to settle for extending the limits to three consecutive four-year terms.

Another member likely to benefit from extending the limits is Alan J. Gerson, a Democrat from Manhattan who, like Mr. Gioia, was elected in 2001.

Daniel R. Garodnick, a first-term council member from Manhattan, said that he was eager to hear the mayor's idea about extending the limits, but cautioned, "I don't favor changing term limits through legislative action".

But by extending the limits, the mayor and the Council altered next year's municipal elections, forcing those who had planned to run for what would have been open seats to reassess their decisions and, in some cases, change their strategies.

Censorship in the past was often oppressive and silly, but it also presented a stimulating challenge to writers, to which they responded by finding subtle ways to convey their meaning indirectly, or more courageously by gradually testing and extending the limits of socially acceptable explicitness.

There is a middle ground, which would mean extending the limit on parking for Sundays.

Mr. Koch favors extending the limit from two terms to three, both as a matter of principle and because he supports Mr. Bloomberg.

One improvement in Mr Greenberg's sights is voice control, extending the limited set of tasks that existing speech-recognition software on smartphones can accomplish.

April 22 2008: Lord Goldsmith, the former attorney general, says there is no case for extending the limit and that he opposes it because it would send a negative message to the Muslim community.

Scottish brewer BrewDog is extending the limit of its Equity for Punks crowdfunding scheme, following "an epic response" from investors.