Sentence examples for limit city from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dowd also said the gated streets at Riverfront Landing would limit city residents' access to the river.

The EU also introduced rules designed to limit City bonuses, although the rules actually resulted in many workers demanding higher basic pay.

It may be no surprise, then, that in a political season dominated by anger at Albany and Washington, the matter of whether to limit city politicians to two terms in office, rather than the three they are now allowed, has been largely ignored.

In 1994, Beijing officials relaxed their no-dog policy to "severely restrict" dogs; in 2003, it was changed again to allow anyone to own a dog, but to limit city dogs to no more than 35 centimeters — a bit less than 14 inches — in height.

In 2004 a member of the Oakland, Calif., City Council attempted to ban roosters and limit city hens to two per household, but an enthusiastic group of "crazy chicken ladies" showed up, said Maureen Forys, 35, a chicken owner who attended the council meeting.

Therefore, roof shape can be considered as an important means to limit sound pressure levels at a quiet side; various researchers indicated that the presence of silent zones and façades may limit city noise annoyance.

The law limits city officeholders to two four-year terms.

Among the business left unfinished when the State Legislature decamped from Albany was the renewal of the law limiting city sidewalk vending by disabled war veterans.

In a referendum in 1993, the voters approved a charter amendment limiting city officials to two consecutive elective terms, usually eight years.

"The statute is broad enough that it really limits city councils from enacting rent control at all because they're afraid of litigation," Macri said.

He points to a Colorado law that limits cities from letting businesses use a city's rights-of-way to build a mesh network.