"limiting rules" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to rules or regulations that impose restrictions or constraints on something. Example: The city council implemented new limiting rules on smoking in public spaces, much to the dismay of smokers.
Limiting rules and bureaucratic disincentives are, to paraphrase Missy Higgins, a danger government is addicted to.
By limiting rules, parents encouraged their children to think for themselves.
The legislature should return to firm adherence to the legislative process, discontinuing tactics that obstruct and delay, and limiting rules that shut out the minority.
Hospitals are buying up practices; doctors are employees with limiting rules and volume projections; and many of the "medical conglomerates" thus created are owned by hedge funds and financiers looking for significant profits.
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Limiting Rule 11's scope in this manner accords with the policy of not discouraging meritorious appeals.
Many of them like to defy what has always been taken as a limiting rule and push the envelope into the colder regions.
Limiting Rule 506 offerings to only accredited investors, which overwhelmingly is the case, eliminates perhaps 95percentt of the population from investing in the offering.
The court held that there was nothing to stop the Minister from requiring the operation of some limiting rule if that is what policy or good administration requires.
After the ruling, the commodity commission revamped the position limits rule to better account for the regulation's costs and benefits.
The FTC has limited rule-making ability, but it has the authority to enforce laws set by Congress.
