Sentence examples for limit imposed by from inspiring English sources

In fact, I can buy six or ten — there is no limit imposed by law.

There is, however, a practical limit imposed by the onset of RF instability.

The purchase will bring Shenzhen Development's foreign ownership to the 25percentt limit imposed by China's government.

The race went only 98 laps because of a 2-hour-10-minute time limit imposed by CART.

Your goals are not set to any particular schedule other than the natural time limit imposed by your food resources.

The likely final cost is around $900 billion over the next decade, a limit imposed by Mr Obama.

That's because the debt ceiling — the limit imposed by Congress on the government's borrowing authority — has been reached again.

The other issue is that Stoudemire has been playing under a 30-minute limit imposed by the medical staff.

But by early August the federal government will bang up against a debt limit imposed by Congress.

The appeals referee or other reviewing official, as appropriate, shall notify the employee of the 30-day time limit imposed by this paragraph.

In addition to limitations inherent to individual organisms, there may be external limits imposed by the environment.