Sentence examples for governing limits from inspiring English sources
Yet the industry is likely to become even more concentrated, thanks, in part, to a Feb. 19 court ruling that threw out the Federal Communications Commission's rules governing limits on broadcast cross-ownership.
Meanwhile the chord-wall deformation was also investigated to determine the governing limit state.
A total of 336 connections with a wide range of parameters on geometrical configurations, material properties and load positions was conducted to investigate (a) the general applicability of the experimental conclusion for the governing limit state, (b) the shear stress profile on the failure face and (c) the design equations based on fracture analytical models under various loading conditions.
International custom and national law govern limited aspects of Church heraldry, but shield composition is now largely guided by expert advice.
FEA extended the validity of experimental conclusion that the only governing limit state was punching shear failure instead of the deformation limit of 3% chord diameter (D).
But the rules governing those limits are still being written.
Though often delayed by rules governing wind limits, the final series of races was compelling and close on San Francisco Bay.
A point in common is that these politicians were among the 29 council members who, at Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's bidding, rewrote the voter-approved law governing term limits.
That year, athletic department officials discovered that they had incorrectly interpreted N.C.A.A. rules governing scholarship limits; as punishment, they agreed to remove 5.27 scholarships from the baseball team over a four-year period.
It may take more debate to set out the broader principles governing the limits of state intrusion into a citizen's life where security is reasonably considered to be at risk.
Fortunately, the Internal Revenue Service is, at last, promising to review and consider changing 50-year-old rules governing the limits of political activity for social welfare nonprofits that enjoy exemptions under section 501(c)(4) of the tax code.
