"implement the limits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to putting a set of rules or restrictions into action. For example, "The government is looking to implement the limits on air pollution set out in the new environmental legislation."
We will consider jointly the mechanism for implementing the limit.
That would include a $25 million increase to help states implement the EPA's limits on carbon-dioxide emissions for power plants.
She added that studies undertaken by the council had found that traffic in the city centre moved at an average speed of 22.6mph, making it possible to implement the new, reduced limit without the introduction of traffic calming measures such as speed bumps.
While states have been scrambling to implement the 0.08% federal limit, too many hard-core drunk drivers continue to get off again and again.
In the last decade, the tools necessary to implement the strong coupling limit have been developed, culminating in a transferable model of water with excellent predictive power across the phase diagram.
Secondly, it is not easy to implement the policy of limiting the data of a node, specifically in the case of infrastructure WMN where every node is an aggregation point for multiple end user devices as well as forwarding node for other flows.
On Monday governments began work on a rule book to implement the Paris agreement to limit global warming, with the United Nations urging stronger action after a string of record-smashing monthly temperatures.
After implementing the time limit at the end of 2013, Kansas shrank its number of childless able-bodied adults receiving SNAP benefits by 75percentt.
We implemented the time limit on the basis of our previous experiences with data-sharing requests in which a promise to share data "as soon as possible" by the original researchers often meant that we did not hear from them again.
They also point out that recent Tory attempts to drive down the cost of labour – the recent push to implement the Adrian Beecroft report with its limits on employment rights – are hardly the behaviour of "moral markets".
