Sentence examples for limit introduced from inspiring English sources

This limit, introduced by Brown, imposes a punitive tax on savings above a certain amount.

In addition, classes for five to seven-year-olds are being stretched beyond 30 - the legal limit introduced by Labour 16 years ago.

The company stressed that its self-imposed £100m-a-year acquisition limit – introduced following the takeover of research firm TNS in October 2008 to get the ratio of net debt to earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation below two – has expired.

Last week the Institute of Advanced Motorists IAMM) published research suggesting that 68% of people would like the Scottish drink-drive limit introduced across England and Wales.

Recently, the Health and Sport Committee at the Scottish Parliament has been considering legislation from a Labour backbencher, Dr. Richard Simpson, that would see a legal limit introduced on the amount of caffeine allowed in alcoholic drinks.

Recently, the Health and Sport Committee at the Scottish Parliament has been considering legislation from a Labour backbencher, Dr Richard Simpson, that would see a legal limit introduced on the amount of caffeine allowed in alcoholic drinks.

The main difficulty is to cope with the temporal limits introduced by the limited sampling rate attainable by such an architecture.

Terry Lickona, a longtime producer of the PBS hit "Austin City Limits," introduced him as one of his new favorite acts.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies produced a long-term impact graph of the Conservatives' benefit changes, factoring in universal credit and other limits introduced last summer.

Warning signs have now been erected and speed limits introduced after a serious accident last week in which five Syrians were injured, one seriously, after being hit by a car.

After general manager Wilson arrived, he blended traditional scouting with new types of analytics to build successful teams within the salary-cap limits introduced in 2005.