Sentence examples for limit the term from inspiring English sources

The league is also seeking to restrict players' rights to go to salary arbitration, and to limit the term of contracts to five years.

Its leader tried in September to pass a referendum to limit the term, legislative ability and powers of the Constituent Assembly, leaving executive and legislative power with the provisional bodies created after the revolution, without legal recourse.

A spokesman for Mr. Maliki, Ali al-Moussawi, said the bill "contradicts the Constitution and all constitutions in the parliamentary systems which do not limit the term for the prime minister".

Democrats have tried to limit the term's use to reshape perceptions, but that has been a tough sell.

This suggests he will not try to block moves to limit the term.Whether Mr Fazio goes soon or not, foreign banks have something to cheer.

For example, they speculated that Congress could limit the term of software patents or devise rules for limiting their scope.

It's about time we limit the terms of Congress!

But New Yorkers voted twice to limit the terms of all city officials, in referendums in 1993 and 1996.

"[I support efforts] to limit the terms of members of Congress, especially members of the House and members of the Senate".

And MCI said yesterday that it would limit the terms of its directors as it adopted governance changes recommended by a court-appointed monitor.

63 years ago, Americans recognized an imperfect Constitution and passed an amendment to limit the terms of the President.