Sentence examples for is about limits from inspiring English sources
"This case is about limits to an enumerated power," he said, adding that if the latest extension was permissible, "there is no limit" to Congress's ability to extend copyright terms.
An eye for an eye is about limiting vengeance.
"This isn't an issue about getting information; it is about limiting our risk to selective disclosure," Mr. Todd said.
Bettman has often explained that as with the last lockout, this one is about limiting players' salaries to control costs.
The argument is totally disingenuous--Lincoln's bill is about limiting speculation throughout the financial sector, not just in banks themselves.
It's about limiting the suffering of human beings.
In part, the restrictions on banks' activities were about limiting risk, but these constraints were also very much about commercial fairness.
They've misunderstood a fundamental principle of barbecue: airflow: it's about limiting the amount of oxygen to keep it going at a particular rate.
"We said, You're supposed to be about limited-government and free markets, and we're here to hold you accountable," said Ted Stevenot, president of the Tea Party coalition.
It's not always the most comfortable place to be and it's about limiting the damage to yourself.
