Sentence examples for limit out of from inspiring English sources

The judges were even more critical of the programming cap, asserting that "the F.C.C. seems to have plucked the 40percentt limit out of thin air".

Today, the largest credit card limit out of my five credit cards is $19,000, several thousand dollars more than my entire annual salary at 19.

Actually, Mr. Gerson, who is executive vice president of the Aspen Institute, said he has twice proposed raising the age limit, out of concern for those whose education has been interrupted, whether by medical problems, financial issues or military service.

"Far from satisfying this test, the FCC seems to have plucked the 40% limit out of thin air," the court wrote.

What do you think of the proposal to limit out-of-state enrollment at University of California campuses?

He would limit out-of-pocket drug costs to $4,000 a year, but he has not proposed a cap on non-drug spending.

But these plans often exclude varsity sports injuries, limit out-of-state treatment or do not cover much of the bill.

The Democrats' bill would limit out-of-pocket spending on health care by people in private plans ($5,000 a year for individuals and $10,000 for families).

In addition, rent caps to limit out-of-control rents, mansion taxes and higher stamp duty for the wealthiest would be simple reforms that have a dramatic impact on housing.

The answer to increasing economic activity in city centres however must not be to limit out-of-town growth – such an approach is likely to limit overall job creation in any city.

Some large groups such as Volkswagen and Daimler in Germany or nuclear power company Areva and insurer Axa in France have already taken steps to limit out-of-hours messaging to reduce burnout among workers.