Sentence examples for limit the declaration from inspiring English sources

House members have now put forward a proposal — the Retailers and Entertainers Lacey Implementation and Enforcement Fairness Act, or the Relief Act — to limit the declaration requirements under the Lacey amendment to solid wood and commercially imported goods, and to lift declaration requirements for wood and wood products imported or manufactured before May 2008.

(b) within a specific time-limit after the declaration has been lodged.

Again he declared them because they were worth more than $300 (which is the declaration limit).

He agreed to limit the scope of the declaration after days of opposition protests, but there was further outrage at the end of that month when the constituent assembly approved a rushed version of the constitution - despite a boycott by liberals, secularists and the Coptic Church, who said it failed to protect freedom of expression and religion.

The Cardinal also said the declaration "has limits," in that it does not address major differences between Catholics and Lutherans on such issues as authority in the church.

With growing health concerns, a stakeholder meeting between the BIS and the Health Ministry officials marked the declaration of specific allowable limit - no pesticide should exceed 0.0001 mg/litre and total content of pesticide not exceeding 0.005 mg/litre.

The declaration asks New Jerseyans to limit their water use voluntarily.

Although the law empowers mayors to declare evacuation instructions and to place areas off-limits, they need supportive criteria to demonstrate accountability for the declaration.

The work was carried out in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki, including, but not limited to there being no potential harm to participants.

The Paris conference, the declaration added, "could be the last effective opportunity" to limit the rise in Earth's temperature to 2 degrees Celsius.

According to the declaration of the RKI and DVV the preparations have "limited virucidal activity" and can be considered active against all enveloped viruses relevant to human medicine.