Sentence examples for introduced a limit on from inspiring English sources

The government's spending review in October introduced a limit on FIT payments.

Beginning in early 2015, the Spanish capital introduced a limit on non-residential vehicles from entering a 1.36 sq mile area of the centre, expanding on an already existing zone.

It has already introduced a limit on the number of times a loan can be rolled over or extended.

"We have already introduced a limit on non-EU workers coming to the UK and radically overhauled the student visa system to cut abuse".

From April 2016, the government will introduce a limit of £72,000 on the amount any one person has to pay for social care, although this will not include the cost of food and accommodation in a home.

12.54pm: Here's the exact wording of Osborne's announcement about a cap on benefits: For the first time, we will introduce a limit on the total amount of benefits any one family can receive.

Introducing a limit on migrants from outside Europe coming here to work is just one of the ways we intend to achieve this".

It would also introduce a limit on so-called soft money donations to political parties, donations that have been used to skirt limits on contributions to individual candidates.

It also introduces a limit on the amount of time a corporation can spend in such transactions: 180 days each year.

The effect of the uncertainty on the estimation of the noise introduces a limit on the performance of the energy detector [19, 20].

Already, the jobless can be sent on work placements, where they are required to do a month's full-time work to keep their benefits, and the government has introduced a cash limit on the amount per week that most people ages 16 to 64 can receive from the state.