Sentence examples for limit ought to from inspiring English sources

The limit ought to be removed altogether.

The vote on sentences will be at around 6pm.] Updated at 3.17pm BST 2.37pm BST Hunt says he stands by his view that the abortion limit ought to be lowered to 12 weeks (the current legal limit is 24 weeks, although more than 90% of terminations take place before 12 weeks).

"And the fact is that the debt limit ought to be used to bring fiscal sanity to Washington, D.C".

Mr. Perry, with his aide driving, was zipping down the road when a state trooper decided that the state's speed limits ought to be enforced.

"But it would be a very complex message for legislators to explain why term limits ought to be altered or repealed".

The second alternative being considered by the lawyers who met with Mr. Siegel is a lawsuit arguing that extending term limits ought to require a referendum, just as changing the number of years in one term does.

Another suggested that the challenge should be based on the City Charter, which does not specify how term limits ought to be changed — if by law or, as opponents of the Council's actions have contended, by referendum.

Thanks to IoT, more devices than ever are listening to us, monitoring us, tracking us, recording us – even if it's not always clear what they should be allowed to listen to, how much they should be allowed to monitor and track and what their recording limits ought to be.

The Florida measure did not specify what limits ought to be imposed.

And federal loan limits probably ought to be higher, so that fewer students would need to take on additional, higher-interest debt from banks.

The querelle between palliativists and the right-to-die movement is actually on the limits that ought to be set on the personal autonomy, notwithstanding the common cultural roots of both parties -i.e. "the right of individuals to make their own choices about how they should live and die" [ 9].