Sentence examples for introducing a limit from inspiring English sources

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

The brand is introducing a limited-edition line of sneakers and wingtips made from 3M reflective material, a high-visibility fabric that could be illuminated by headlights (or in many cases, by street-style photographers).

In early February, Target is introducing a limited-edition collection of Orla Kiely (pronounced KY-lee) home décor products, for about $2.50 to $22. (Tablecloths with a green pear or brown floral motif are the most expensive; short plastic cups with orange or white designs are the cheapest).

"G14 have introduced a limit of 70% of turnover used for salaries.

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

Mr Giscard d'Estaing, for example, wants to introduce a limit of two consecutive quinquennats.

A plan to introduce a limit on cash transactions in Germany has been met with fierce resistance across the country.

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.

Fobt machines first appeared in the UK in 2001 and the 2005 act introduced a limit of four for each betting shop in England and Wales.

So I can announce today that for the first time we will introduce a limit on the total amount of benefits any one family can receive.