Sentence examples for harsher limits from inspiring English sources
That may be because they feared even harsher limits, or because they are keeping their powder dry for other fights.
In other words, there are harsh limits on what you can say with pictures.
The harshest limits on abortion have been imposed on poor women in this country.
Disney World's Magic Kingdom celebrates the cultural concept of liberty while imposing harsh limits on the place itself.
He said his customers were reluctant to authorize harsh limits on drug benefits that might antagonize their employees at a time of low unemployment.
From a brash, callow young man, Ma has been smoothly transformed into an embittered realist who sees all too clearly the harsh limits of his future — a skeptic, that is, with a rather too tidy gift for philosophical observation.
THE kidnapping of Abdullah Ocalan was bound to highlight the manifold blots on Turkey's human-rights record and the harsh limits the Turkish state puts on those of its citizens who dissent, even peacefully, from the established order.
President Obama denounced Wall Street bonuses in his latest weekly address — but according to The Washington Post, "the administration is likely to refrain from imposing tougher restrictions on executive compensation at most firms receiving government aid" because "harsh limits could discourage some firms from asking for aid".
NICODEMUS Kansas (785) 839-4233; www.nps.gov/nico After the Civil War, when Reconstruction was ending and blacks in the South were faced with the harsh limits of their newfound freedom, a movement to carve out a new existence led some to head west to Kansas.
There are two things that set harsh limits on what can be done – the target audience and the usage of the YouTube platform.
But the work and pensions secretary cannot say that he was not warned about the distress, particularly for vulnerable people who cannot easily change their circumstances, that would follow his agenda of steep budget cuts and harsh new limits on eligibility.
