limiting questions

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But a number of member states resisted that suggestion, insisting on limiting questions of how to finance Greece thru 2014.

But a number of member states resisted that suggestion, insisting on limiting questions to how to finance Greece through 2014.

While Michele Bachmann was debating Saturday evening, her campaign turned to Facebook to harshly accuse CBS News, a co-sponsor with National Journal, of limiting questions to her and "suppressing our conservative message".

Yet it is also true, that the NFL has the power to protect its brand by limiting questions about its commitment to protecting the health of the players and fans.

Furthermore, to assess changes in parental competence, section B was based on Bloom's theory (1986) [ 33] which distinguishes between knowledge, skills and attitudes, limiting questions to the first and last fields, since there were no practical abilities to be assessed, and focusing on reading aloud, exposure to music and early socialization.

He speaks to reporters only after he pitches and limits questions to baseball.

In civilian courts, rape shield laws either prohibit or limit questions about a woman's sexual history.

We're using Google's federated log in system to limit questions to Google accounts which prevents some level of protection.

Cincinnati officials asked reporters to limit questions to the bowl game and the teams involved and not ask about Jones' job status or plans for the future.

But doing so intentionally limits questions to inherent views and biases of the all white male property owners of 1789 sitting around the Tap Room of their era.

At present, MEPs may ask a question on any topic whatsoever, but in July 2008 MEPs voted to limit questions to those within the EU's mandate and ban offensive or personal questions.