Sentence examples for firmly limit from inspiring English sources

As Obama negotiates with Republican House and Senate leaders to prevent a dive over the "fiscal cliff," he will be under strong pressure from his reinvigorated liberal supporters to take a tough stand in support of tax hikes on the well-to-do and to more firmly limit spending cuts.

The 38-year-old Polish-born pianist firmly limits his appearances to no more than 50 a year, about a third the number many of his peers take on.

Dumpling, while used, seems at the limits of acceptability, while crumpet, fat rascal and any sort of tart are probably firmly off limits – although there's no accounting for taste.

Manufacturing doubt remained firmly off-limits.

Much of that life remains firmly off limits.

Hassan argued that his views on evolution were firmly within the limits of Islamic thought and that difference of opinion was permissible.

According to the map there was a second folly nearby, a pyramid, but a PRIVATE sign firmly denoted the limits of public access.

The message is clear; life beyond showbiz is barely worth living and the best start you can give your brats is to make sure they stay firmly within the limits of the plush playpen.

I firmly support term limits, and believe they will help answer many of the problems currently plaguing our system". Still, one group advocating for term limits felt Ryan was weak on the issue.

Walter Evert, discussing the debate in 1965, justified the final lines of the poem to declare "The poem, then, accepts the urn for the immediate meditative imaginative pleasure that it can give, but it firmly defines the limits of artistic truth.

Although empirical relationships have been identified between climate conditions, DF, and DENV vectors, causal relationships have not been firmly established, thus limiting our ability to assess intervention strategies.