Sentence examples for imposed limits on 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.
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.
The Dodd Frank Act, passed in 2010, imposed limits on speculation; but industry lobbyists are fighting at every pass.
"We live in a society, and societies have always imposed limits on activities that it deems are damaging".
The commission said it had not set a 13percenttargetet and had not imposed limits on lending.
Agreeing to this knowingly would further stretch, if not snap outright, Japan's self-imposed limits on using force.
Our goal was simply to push back self-imposed limits on expression that seemed to be closing in tighter.
Special programs about dictatorship, dramatic series based on real events and extensive interviews have broken through previous self-imposed limits on what television channels would show or say.
Moreover, it said, "others delivering medical services under federal health care programs, including physicians, have long been under government-imposed limits on their fees".
