Sentence examples for limit support from inspiring English sources

"It remains a cancer, and it tends to limit support".

The 1992 European Union-United States agreement was born of the need to limit support for aircraft development on both sides.

The churches and Jewish groups are particularly concerned about clauses 11 and 12 of the welfare reform and work bill, which will limit support provided to families through tax credits to the first two children.

The United States' talk of level playing fields and "renegotiating" has so far been just that, giving "jaw-jaw" no chance while canning the 1992 agreement to limit support and casting the first stone in the World Trade Organization.

The annual polling by the Climate Institute thinktank reveals Australians overwhelmingly support wind and solar energy – as the Coalition seeks to limit support for both – and see it as inevitable that coal-fired power stations will have to be phased out and replaced.

Citing a secret document drawn up by Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, in 2012, Mr Alexander told The Guardian that the Tories would introduce means-testing of child benefit, stop 16- to 19-year-olds getting it, limit support to two children and remove the higher rate paid for the first child.

Animal rights groups had wanted a density of no more than 1,500 chickens per hectare, a limit supported by the Australian Capital Territory.

This means that the e i limit supports smaller and wider solitons.

Finally, we repeated all analyses after excluding biomarker measurements, which have fallen below the detection limit (Supporting Table 1).

PAGE A10 Another Look at Term Limits Support is growing on the City Council to change the new term-limits law.

One of the most contentious elements of the law limits support for unemployed disabled people.