Sentence examples for imposed a limit on from inspiring English sources

Since the federal government has imposed a limit on commercial fishing, the fishing has never been better".

This week Taiwan imposed a limit on foreign holdings of long-term government bonds to add to its long-standing limits on short-term investments.

The Macedonian government said it decided to refuse entry for Afghans after Austria imposed a limit on transit and asylum applications.

Last month Mr Darling said that he would return £554 claimed for a chest of drawers to furnish his second home after Sir Thomas imposed a limit on items of furniture.

Strasburg, 24, had elbow reconstruction surgery in September 2010, and to protect his long-term baseball health, the Nationals imposed a limit on the number of innings he would pitch this season, his first full season since the operation.

The fine was the first since the government imposed a limit on tarmac delays in April 2010 after a series of incidents stranded passengers onboard planes for 10 hours or more.

So, now policy advisers are privately mulling the tricky question of whether central government should impose a limit on the percentage of schools one academy chain is allowed to run in any locality.

Paleoanthropologist Robert Martin of The Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois, agrees that the new paper does "provide the first evidence that metabolic limitations" from a raw food diet impose a limit on how big a primate's brain or body can grow.

Both Mr. Rodriguez and Ms. Gonzalez have criticized Mr. Martinez for not participating in the city's campaign finance program, which imposes a limit on individual contributions but matches them with city dollars, four to one.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

But reality, we assumed, would sooner or later impose a limit on his mania.