Sentence examples for limit expenditures from inspiring English sources

In view of the apparently massive effects and the certainly massive expenses of political propaganda on television, there are many movements afoot in democracies to limit expenditures on campaign propaganda and to require networks to give time free of charge for even the minor parties, especially in the weeks immediately preceding elections.

High deductibles and catastrophic coverage are intended to limit expenditures by payors.

These are particularly useful in non-cash economies, and limit expenditures to transport and opportunity costs.

First, to the extent that we are spending resources on health care, we recognize opportunity costs as we limit expenditures in other areas such as education, transportation infrastructure, or defense.

The OTA report underscored how their hierarchical definition reflected both consensus expert opinion that OTA groups I-III were technology-dependent and the government's desire to limit expenditures by excluding OTA group IV from the definition, since the prevalence of children meeting the group IV definition was so large.

But the cap, designed to limit expenditure on so-called annually managed expenditure, and dubbed "a limit on the nation's credit card" by the chancellor, will not affect the state pension, which accounts for over half of social security spending.

All of Iraq's legitimate oil income is deposited in an escrow account that is managed by the Security Council, which limits expenditures to civilian purposes.

But the governor did not push for some of the more sweeping proposals to overhaul the state's campaign finance laws, like limiting expenditures in local races or reducing the $30,000 donation limits to political action committees controlled by New Jersey legislative leaders.

This is particularly valuable in excluding such areas from further exploratory efforts, thus limiting expenditures of exploration efforts, if the presence of confined fluids is unlikely.

The process also created an enormous amount of regulatory uncertainty for the public and utilities, dramatically limiting expenditures on emission reduction.

Drama is playing out in Longmont, where campaign laws thought to prevent corruption by limiting expenditures and contributions is instead corrupting free speech, dividing a community, eating up precious courtroom time and turning the electoral process into a bureaucratic nightmare.