Sentence examples for limiting numbers from inspiring English sources

Limiting numbers The latest statistics show net annual migration to Britain at almost 300,000.

The event on Tuesday was at a hotel, limiting numbers, but there were reports of long queues to get in.

This advance in taxonomic knowledge combines with the encouraging effectiveness of limiting numbers of mature fish allowed to be caught to offer hope for these amazing river giants.

State regulators now must adopt a plan -- limiting numbers or size of fish, for instance -- that cuts the 2002 summer catch by nearly 16percentt.

Simply limiting numbers undermines the short-term competitiveness and the long-term growth and dynamism, and also tends to result in a growing number of undocumented migrants, making everyone worse off in the longer term.

But Wolfe says: "There is already evidence that some academies are operating quotas limiting numbers of pupils with SEN, and also operating admissions systems that are not compatible with their funding agreements".

However, these studies performed only a limiting number of IHC analyses on surgical tumour samples.

In the long run, high unit costs must limit numbers.

Others want an "emergency break" to limit numbers coming from countries that suffer an economic collapse.

They did outreach but had limited numbers of online followers and email addresses of supporters.

That will obviously mean that some roles will have limited numbers of women".