Sentence examples for limit challenges from inspiring English sources

The provision restricting appeals to points of law was no doubt intended to limit challenges by people facing deportation.

By regulating access to part of the Internet, these companies could easily limit challenges to their film and TV distribution arms, thereby diminishing artistic opportunity for the country as a whole.

Alongside the 60-second speed trial, where in you connect as many of the same-colored dots as possible, Dots also offered "Endless" (with no time limit), "Challenges" (letting you go head to head with your friends), and "Moves".

Proposition 66 would set time limits on appeals, limit challenges to execution methods and allow the state to house condemned men outside San Quentin.

This powerful energy transcends every limit, challenge, suffering and hateful action; and it has the capacity to heal every pain, hurt and heart.

Coaches have limited challenges, but cannot make them after the two-minute warning of each half or during overtime.

The government hopes the law will bolster its chances in the 2011 election by limiting challenges from dissident Peronists and other smaller parties, analysts said.

And until the 1974 tournament, U.C.L.A. faced only teams from Western states to reach the Final Four, which limited challenges to the Bruins' supremacy.

Contrary to other studies, women reported they were welcomed back by their communities and had limited challenges when reintegrating.

Trompe l'oeil art, by contrast, sets an exacting but limiting challenge for the artist.

In September 2011 the BBC Trust had questioned the executive about delays and likely knock-on effects to the benefits of the project, according to the NAO report, "but then applied limited challenge until July 2012".