Sentence examples for improperly limit from inspiring English sources

It argued that such caps would improperly limit workers' freedom to invest and could drive down a company's share price.

A memorandum by the same office in 1994 said the president could do so when the law tried to improperly limit executive power or when it was "probable that the Court would agree with him".

But, he added, "State officials discourage talk of that goal," for fear that caseworkers might improperly limit access to welfare if they focused too much on caseload statistics rather than on serving clients.

Opponents say the measure improperly limits doctors' options.

The solicitor general argues that the Third Circuit's approach improperly limits the courts' ability to remedy government wrongdoing as Congress intended.

The labor board said the company's Facebook rule was "overly broad" and improperly limited employees' rights to discuss working conditions among themselves.

A former tight end for the Pittsburgh Steelers has challenged the state's workers compensation system, saying it improperly limits compensation for professional athletes.

The department does not have a way to find out whether universities are improperly limiting students' choice of lenders, according to the G.A.O., the government's main research arm.

In Morgan's last N.A.S.D. review, in December 1999, the association said it still found examples of improperly handled limit orders, including cases of the firm trading ahead of its customers.

News media companies, including The New York Times, had submitted a motion arguing that court records had been improperly placed off limits.

Five senior Republicans from the Senate and the House have asked the comptroller general of the United States, Gene L. Dodaro, to investigate the actions of Ms. Sebelius to determine if she was improperly circumventing spending limits imposed by Congress.