Sentence examples for lifted limits from inspiring English sources

In 2010, YouTube lifted limits on the length of video users could upload.

The surge in energy-related political spending partly reflects the rise in overall election spending after the Supreme Court lifted limits on corporate contributions in 2010.

While she has pledged to overturn Citizens United – the 2009 ruling that lifted limits on corporate campaign contributions – Clinton's five and six-figure donations from Goldman Sachs and ExxonMobil only prove Princeton researchers' point.

By the time he pushed that through, enacted a stimulus package, toughened Wall Street regulations and lifted limits on gays in the military, he had lost the House and did not think the new Republican majority would agree to gun legislation.

In a move that seemed timed to coincide with the forum, the government lifted limits on foreign direct investment.

The Supreme Court's "Citizens United decision," which lifted limits on corporate campaign contributions, is opposed by a large majority of Americans.

Many people in the industry agree, though, that the government should lift limits on foreign investment in domestic airlines.

European leaders have condemned Russia's efforts and undertaken countermeasures, like lifting limits in the current trade rules on tariff-free imports of Moldovan wine.

By halving prices and lifting limits on the length of calls, Mr Niel hopes to take a big slice of the market.

Since his election, Mr. Chen has proposed to lift limits on Taiwanese investment in China and to discuss direct trade links with the mainland.

Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York has said he would introduce legislation to temporarily lift limits on the ability of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy more mortgages.