Sentence examples for has strict limits from inspiring English sources

True, the CIA now has its own website on the Internet, but this cyberspace openness has strict limits.

In addition, many advocates prefer Medicaid because it has strict limits on co-payments and deductibles and provides benefits that may not be available in commercial insurance.

(The flagship America Online service has strict limits on how it can use information on its users' behavior. AOL's other divisions, like the Netscape.com Web site, have somewhat looser privacy policies).

The boats to Nosy Mangabe can be arranged in Maroantsetra, but you'll have to book ahead since it has strict limits on numbers - not least because the only place to stay is a very simple camping area.

It did so partly by stepping up the sale of bonds, which can be legally traded for dollars, but it helped that political tension subsided somewhat after the referendum.The government's new-found appetite for austerity has strict limits.

Because of the Nazis and then the East German secret police, the Stasi, a united Germany endorsed a Basic Law that has strict limits and parliamentary oversight over the intelligence services.

"It was a kind of addiction," he said, "but I had strict limits.

"Everyone thinks they have strict limits," she said, "until they cross them".

Under Mr. Lee, Taiwan has had strict limits on military and technology-related products and on investments in Chinese public works.

While Mr. Hagel said that many states have strict limits on fund-raising, Mr. Feingold said, "It's not real reform".

Kenyon Martin and Amar'e Stoudemire, who have strict limits on their playing time, combined for 28 minutes against the Bobcats.