Sentence examples for in limits on from inspiring English sources

All serious estimates suggest that we could phase in limits on greenhouse gas emissions with at most a small impact on the economy's growth rate.

Sometimes we use regulation, as in limits on auto or power-plant emissions.

To cut the number of deaths caused by sleepy truck drivers, the Clinton administration today proposed major changes in limits on working hours written in 1937.

Its popularity has resulted in limits on travel within the park, and a private guide might not get you close to many more animals than a group tour would, she said.

The company, based in St . Louis also said it would change certain medical benefit plans for retirees, a move that would result in limits on company costs and increases in retirees' co-payments.

By the time he wrote the book, however, Bradley had come to believe in limits on campaign spending and blamed Hanna for a sharp escalation in campaign costs.

In books like "Presidential Power" (1960) and "Presidential Character" (1972) the political scientists Richard E. Neustadt and James David Barber argued that personality made all the difference: given the built-in limits on American presidential power, the most successful first executives were the ones who capitalized on personal charisma and a talent for persuasion.

Hong Kong's markets have no "circuit-breakers"—built-in limits on how far a stock can rise or fall without a suspension of trading—which helps explain the stomach-churning movements in Hanergy's and Goldin's shares.

With a small home, you have built-in limits [on] buying too much.

Other companies, like Healthline Networks Inc., have in-house limits on which private information they will collect.

Many Lower Keys homeowners take pride in the limits on development in their stretch of the 127-mile Keys.