Sentence examples for limiting class from inspiring English sources

Many states passed laws limiting class size.

She networked with parents in California and Florida, states that have passed laws limiting class size, and with advocacy groups.

The nationwide movement to shrink classes dates to the early 1980s, when Texas passed a law limiting class sizes, to 22 students in elementary grades.

As AIG chairman, Mr. Greenberg also served on the board of the Chamber of Commerce and was a vocal advocate of legislation limiting class action lawsuits.

On Friday, Gov. Jeb Bush visited three schools in the hurricane zone, issuing an executive order suspending certain state requirements limiting class size and requiring 180 days of instruction for those counties who applied for waivers.

The irony is that on Tuesday the voters passed a referendum in favour of limiting class sizes.The Democrats pulled out their big guns, Bill Clinton and Al Gore, for the last weekend of campaigning.

He has achieved one (admittedly small) part of his promised tort reform, limiting class-action lawsuits to federal rather than state courts.

"We will grab hold of it just like we did class action if it is a good and clean bankruptcy reform bill," said Representative Tom DeLay, a Texas Republican, referring to the quick action the House took last month on a measure limiting class-action lawsuits.

But when investors try to sue the banks, they can run up against rules limiting class-action suits and a Supreme Court decision saying that only the government — not victims — can bring suits contending that a bank, or anyone else, aided and abetted a fraud.

Most important, many institutions now limit class size.

We purposely limit class size to maximize faculty-student engagement.