Sentence examples for intended limits from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles court has scheduled a hearing for next Monday on an effort by Mr. Polanski to unseal recent testimony in which, Mr. Polanski's lawyers say, the prosecutor who handled his case, Roger Gunson, describes Judge Rittenband's misconduct and intended limits on the sentence.

The New York Times is reporting that "[t]he Los Angeles court has scheduled a hearing for next Monday on an effort by Mr. Polanski to unseal recent testimony in which, Mr. Polanski's lawyers say, the prosecutor who handled his case, Roger Gunson, describes Judge Rittenband's misconduct and intended limits on the sentence".

Last week the Obama administration said it intended "limited", "tailored" strikes.

One shortcoming was that the trial enrolled only about half the number of patients intended, limiting its ability to draw conclusions.

Underreporting will be an issue when registration limits are the same as the intended reporting limits.

Although this focus on relatively young and well smokers was intended, it limits the external validity (generalizability) of findings.

The WHO definitions of stillbirth for reporting should be implemented globally, and registrations should capture stillbirths of lower weight and gestation than the intended reporting limits.

If Vince Cable intended to limit executive pay, he would limit it.

In terms of funds intended to limit losses, the options seem limited.

Actually, it turned an agreement intended to limit nuclear testing into a limited warrant for increased nuclear testing.

"It is not intended to limit voting.