Sentence examples for introducing limited from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, Celtic and Aberdeen favour introducing limited standing areas.

The government is introducing limited but greater support for rural households – a welcome change after the reforms of the 80s were followed by a decade in which officials seemed to care only for cities.

These included limiting membership of the Police Federation, introducing limited terms of employment and the creation of separate career paths for the lower and higher ranks akin to the military system of officer and non-commissioned career streams.

Britain severely restricted civil liberties through almost all of its 150-year rule here, introducing limited democracy only in the years leading up to the transfer of control to Beijing.

An Irish MP from the ruling Fine Gael party has apologised for pulling a female colleague on to his lap during the marathon debate on introducing limited abortion into the country.

But when he succeeded to the presidency, he responded to widespread discontent by introducing limited economic reforms, easing restrictions on religion and civil liberties, and cautiously seeking ties with Western Europe and the Balkan states.

We have introduced limited licenses for young drivers and tried to curb the use of mobile phones while driving.

His critical comments to the joint parliamentary committee on human rights came as the House of Lords began debating the second reading of the controversial justice and security bill, which introduces limited disclosure of sensitive intelligence material in civil court cases.

A voluntary code which would have protected the Gilberts was supposed to be in place by spring 2014, but it wasn't until the following summer that the main signatories introduced limited liability.

We introduce limited commitment into a standard optimal fiscal policy model in small open economies.

The system is highly symmetric and thus should not introduce limiting aberrations.