Sentence examples for imposed limits from inspiring English sources

Page B1 TEXAS LIMITS ON BORROWING Texas has imposed limits on borrowing, and it would appear to be for the good.

The Charter of the Forest imposed limits to privatisation.

We imposed limits—about 15%—on the increase of credits to enterprises during the first quarter.

So Congress and a more conservative Supreme Court imposed limits on the power of federal judges.

To offset the glut, the Agriculture Department imposed limits on production for two years.

The EESA imposed limits on so-called "golden parachutes" by requiring that unearned bonuses of departing executives be returned.

He invents rules for himself, self-imposed limits.

Escaping the self-imposed limits of climatic and theatrical rigors alike might have sparked his imagination.

Nearing self-imposed limits, they may buy extra time for increasingly ineffective QE to work.

But what Ware conveys within these self-imposed limits is utterly emotionally convincing.

The collection of images has neither a constructive compositional complexity nor a severely disciplined set of self-imposed limits.