Sentence examples for has set a limit from inspiring English sources
The team has set a limit for him of 110 pitches per game.
It is the first time that the agency has set a limit for arsenic levels in food.
The federal government has set a limit for the amount of cadmium that can be used in toys.
The Taiwanese government has set a limit of 3,000 a day, but actual arrivals have been closer to 500 or 600 a day.
You have them everywhere". Although not listed by Cites, Indonesia has set a limit of 45,000 of the lizards exported each year as pets.
Podemos has set a limit of €400,000 – all of it from crowd-funding – for its campaign in Andalusia, about 10 times less than that of the People's party or Socialists.
The country's Treasury had set a limit of 1,300 rand (around £72) a night for accommodation.
United Nations negotiators have set a limit of 450 parts per million to prevent costly and irreversible changes in the earth's climate.
Based on a combination of scientific analysis, assessments of the impacts and related value judgments, the nations negotiating under the terms of the UN framework convention have set a limit beyond which climate change will be "dangerous".
He opposes Keystone's project and voted for a 2009 cap-and-trade bill that would have set a limit on carbon dioxide emissions and allowed companies to buy and sell permits for the emissions.
Illian Deta Sari, a researcher with Indonesia Corruption Watch, said the fund-raisers had set a limit of about $1,000 for individual donations because "we don't want anyone to dominate this social movement".
