Sentence examples for limit the definition from inspiring English sources

The last few words limit the definition to business enterprises.

"It's a shame if we narrowly limit the definition of video games," he said.

But a bill being debated in the senate would significantly limit the definition of slave labour.

The most efficient means of providing support to the credit markets would be for Congress to limit the definition of troubled assets to actual home mortgage loans.

Reluctant to accept a blanket obligation, American negotiators wanted to limit the definition of aggression to (unlikely) conventional attacks by land, sea or air.

In apparent support of the suggestion that Pryce, 60, was a victim, Brown pointed out that government policy on domestic violence did not limit the definition to physical violence.

The law limited the definition of marriage to unions between a man and a woman.

The bill passed Wednesday deletes that phrase, which the Supreme Court has cited as a reason for limiting the definition of disability.

A memo prepared on the order of his White House counsel, now Attorney General, suggested limiting the definition of torture to acts that bring on "organ failure".

Congressional officials say the debate over the abortion issue may eventually be resolved by limiting the definition of who could be barred from erasing their debts in bankruptcy.

Her husband, who as president signed the federal law limiting the definition of marriage to between a man and woman, has repented.