Sentence examples for limits a matter from inspiring English sources

There have been thousands of deaths caused by the city's illegally high levels of air pollution, with the city breaking its annual pollution limits a matter of days into 2016.

While the events of the story are limited to a matter of minutes, "KAPOW!" is a lush, rambunctious ride through a hyperactive young mind.

He said he agreed with Condoleezza Rice, his national security adviser, that the time for United Nations weapons inspections and diplomacy to work will be limited to "a matter of weeks, not months".

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who normally has little difficulty deciding what he thinks on any issue, is remaining firmly undecided on term limits -- a matter of such passion that it nearly brought politicians to blows outside Wednesday's New York City Council meeting.

But Dr. al-Iryani said that the limits were a matter of Yemeni law, which he said prohibited foreign police forces from pursuing cases in Yemen.

It is very common for élite female athletes, who exert themselves to their physical limits as a matter of course, not to menstruate.

"The fact that the voters twice ratified term limits as a matter of policy means that it's a question that logically should go back to the voters, even if it's not legally required".

They differ, however, in whether they see these limits as a matter of distributive justice.

In a FOLC environment, exploring such limits is a matter of discussion and debate rather than a situation to be avoided.

At current emission trends, the world will cross this limit in a matter of decades.

"Enforcement of the speed limit is a matter for the police".