Sentence examples for imposing limitations from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Paul Beeston, president of Major League Baseball, said the union had tried to limit what baseball believes is its basic right to contract by "imposing limitations we felt were not within their purview".

Poverty strips individuals of their freedom, imposing limitations on every aspect of their lives, from what they can eat to how they spend their leisure time.

The regulator would issue licenses to states and territories for the growing of cannabis without imposing limitations on how the crop is used.

The act remains the crucial cornerstone of the British constitution, exercising an extraordinary hold over the monarchy and imposing limitations designed to tackle the imperatives of a political crisis at the dawn of the 18th century.

Though Rader seems to be operating at least partially in a spirit of fun, selecting the best poets without imposing limitations of time, geography, or even language, one has to wonder: can such an undertaking be anything but futile?

Whereas once they were focused on wholesale repudiation of Roe v. Wade, they are now finding it more productive to chip away at a woman's right to choose by imposing limitations.

But to get serious about limiting greenhouse gases, it's not enough to impose limitations on plants that may never get built.

The easement imposes limitations on what the owner can do.

They signify the idea of travel and, at the same time, impose limitations on it.

And all but the most expensive private insurance policies impose limitations of their own.

The physical factor still imposes limitations — only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.