Sentence examples for giving limits from inspiring English sources

After giving limits on what Turing Machines can compute, we find that there are still problems that, though solvable by Turing Machines, are not practically solvable by computers today.

In case you doubt the shift in scale that Citizens United represents, here's my graphic from the magazine that illustrates the order-of-magnitude change in money available to political campaigns now that giving limits have been essentially removed.

Romney still has a big advantage in the realm constrained by conventional giving limits, but only by a factor of 4.5; in his unconstrained super PAC receipts, his advantage over Gingrich is close to 15 to 1. Romney's super PAC has used its fundraising advantage effectively.

The Supreme Court's Tuesday decision in McCutcheon to eliminate overall campaign giving limits not only shredded the remaining constraints on money in politics -- it also declared a constitutional right for the wealthy to corrupt -- as long as they stop short of explicit bribery.

One firm has started giving limited partners files with its portfolio companies' financial information, a rarity.

The Clinton campaign said that about 100 of the overnight guests were contributors to her campaign, giving limited "hard money" contributions, or unrestricted "soft money" donations, or both.

Then, the peak power/SOP will be calculated using the estimated results under the given limits.

The controller is designed to keep the exhaust levels inside the tunnel below given limits.

It will invent whatever instruments governments and consumers want, and if not given limits, its inventiveness knows few bounds.

Furthermore a new methodology is presented for defining the optimum cylindrical fin structure within the given limits.

It is concluded that the digestion time of A. aurita is randomly variable over time within given limits for a given food and environmental condition.