Sentence examples for limiting the offer from inspiring English sources

The newspaper network is initially limiting the offer -- available in 170 newspapers in 100 markets -- to five marketers.

An attempt by cynics working in a nearby courthouse to break the system by paying pennies for an armful of sandwiches and soups was blocked by limiting the offer to one meal per person in the restaurant.

Abilene Christian, Freed-Hardeman and Oklahoma Christian are limiting the offer to freshmen; upperclassmen can opt in, for a price.

The zero values of (CI_t) indicate that the CI limit control is activated, limiting the offered reserve to values smaller than the requested.

A number of gender-specific factors may lower the outside job opportunities accessible to females, such as lower education limiting the access to higher-paying jobs, discrimination against females limiting the offers they receive, or cultural norms limiting females to certain types of jobs or sectors.

Nearly 40,000 wealthy private investors desperate for Royal Mail shares were told they would receive none tonight as the Government limited the offer to only those who requested fewer than £10,000 worth.

For example, Syncplicity's free personal edition offers 2GB but limits the offer to just 2 synced computers (unlimited in the case of Insync).

For instance, some counties offer the screening to all migrants from targeted countries, whereas others limit the offer to some categories of migrants depending on whether the cost will be covered by the state or not (personal communication in a seminar with an infectious disease control officer from the Västerbotten county council, oral communication 17th september 2013).

In the chimpanzee version of this game, we limited the offers to two possibilities.

The governor has proposed limiting the pensions offered to new state workers, an idea embraced by many fiscal watchdogs.

Any solution that enhances the competence of medical professionals would mitigate some of the factors that may instigate litigation, the costs of which are a burden to healthcare expenditure, ultimately limiting the services offered to patients.