Sentence examples for limit mandated from inspiring English sources

Technically, Paris could face sanctions and stiff monetary fines if the government continues to breach the 3percentt deficit to growth limit mandated by the rules.

The raising of the age limit mandated by numerous state laws was intended to bridge that age gap, at least for dependents whose parents have coverage.

In a separate criminal investigation, Mr. Hampton is facing charges for allegedly lobbying his old boss sooner than the one-year limit mandated after he quit.

Many are coming to the end of extensions on their five-year limit mandated by the federal welfare-reform program, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, that took effect in 1997.

Last month, according to that tracking, the average employee worked 48 hours, and 89 percent of monitored employees worked 60 hours or less per week, which is the limit mandated in most circumstances by Apple's supplier code of conduct.

Thirty-one out of 45 territorial police forces in the UK responded to Broadly's requests for information, with the rest failing to respond within the statutory 20 working day time limit mandated by the Freedom of Information Act.

The finance minister also argued for discrimination between different kinds of spending when assessing whether countries were complying with the government borrowing limits mandated in the eurozone.

Shareholders were allowed loans far in excess of the limits mandated by the banking law, which states that no more than 15 percent of the bank's capital should be lent to a single borrower, according to an experienced Afghan banker.

At present, the COMELEC has limited mandated powers and functions to provide legislative support to their plans of ensuring that all voters with disabilities can fully and effectively participate in elections, although its campaign saw a alight increase in the registration of voters with disabilities.

has launched an investigation into whether the Obama administration violated administrative law by holding closed-door meetings with the auto industry in the months before a recent announcement of new limits mandating increased fuel efficiency for American cars and trucks.

Among other barriers, interview respondents mentioned lack of training opportunities, lack of funding owing to their (limited) mandate, priorities of funding agencies, and time constraints.