Sentence examples for limits aim to from inspiring English sources

While many people exposed at Hiroshima and Nagasaki received fairly high doses, the recommended occupational and environmental dose limits aim to control the risks from much lower doses.

Founded in 1996 by Michelle Christie, a teacher for the deaf, No Limits aims to teach language to deaf children in a situation that even hearing ones find challenging: onstage.

The cap value (upper limit) aims to avoid windfall profits for the RES-E investor if the electricity price rises quickly, while the floor value (lower limit) ensures minimum revenue, reducing the risk caused by low electricity prices.

The sample size limit aims to ameliorate the potential statistical, biological and technological/methodological confounding effects of small sample sizes (Moonesinghe et al, 2008).

Weekends can get crowded and parking is limited so aim to visit on a weekday.

These limits, it states, aim to reward altruism and discourage coercion.

In December 2015 Australia signed the Paris agreement, in which governments agreed to limit global warming to "well below 2C" and to aim to limit it to just 1.5C.

The Paris accord, which is set to take effect from 2020, would aim to limit global warming to a maximum of 2C above pre-industrial levels.

At the same time, you'll aim to limit opportunities for your opponents, denying them the chance to grab useful cards and consolidate their own claim on power.

"Those four measures will aim to limit the growth in VET Fee-Help and provide for greater accountability of providers," he said in Canberra.

Fund firms are selling hedge-fund-like mutual funds that aim to limit losses in any market.