Sentence examples for limited approved from inspiring English sources

48 Preclinical studies have identified that breast cancer cell lines representing the basal/triple-negative group are uniquely sensitive to growth inhibition by Dasatinib, the only approved Src inhibitor, therefore shedding light on the therapy of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), which is a clinically important subtype with limited approved treatment options other than chemotherapy.

Stem Cell Research Vote on a bill to expand federal financing for embryonic stem cell research beyond the limits approved by President Bush in 2001.

Last January the state's Supreme Court ruled that term limits approved by the county's voters more than a dozen years ago — and essentially ignored — were valid.

The Republican leaders of the House proposed a bill last week that would roll back the term limits approved by voter initiative in 1994.

Overturning term limits approved twice in voter referendums was tantamount to stripping New Yorkers of the right to vote, he said.

He asked Mr. Holder to rescind the legal opinion and require that Dr. Holdren formally report that he had illegally spent money beyond limits approved by Congress.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan .— One in a series of abortion limits approved in Kansas since Republicans took full control of the state government this year — a new license law — is raising uncertainty about the future of all abortion providers in the state.

Part of a sweeping set of abortion limits approved this year, the regulations dictate the size of rooms, the stocking of emergency equipment, medication and blood supplies, and ties to nearby hospitals.

By Justice Souter The principal issues in this case are whether Buckley v. Valeo is authority for state limits on contributions to state political candidates and whether the federal limits approved in Buckley, with or without adjustment for inflation, define the scope of permissible state limitations today.

Mr. Schwarz, who was the city's corporation counsel and chairman of a charter revision commission during the Koch administration, said over the weekend that he believed the charter empowered the City Council to legally extend the two-term limit approved twice by voters without another referendum.

"It was almost as if people were waiting for this moment to come together and say, 'We are a diverse and yet united people, and we are not going to stand for the bigotry and isolated point of view of this mayor.' " The group intends to cultivate candidates to replace Mr. Naugle, 53, who will leave office in 2009 because of term limits approved in 2000.