Sentence examples for limits are imposed from inspiring English sources

Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.

Partly, these limits are imposed by the firehouse captain; partly they are enforced by the men themselves.

Limits are imposed on the use of additional material, like aluminum or plywood for the robot's skeleton, and the robots can weigh no more than 130 pounds.

To the question of what limits are imposed on otherwise arbitrary conventions, of what justifies them, Le Roy suggested their convenience in use.

Mr. Corzine said he supported a ban on soft money but argued that before spending limits are imposed on wealthy candidates, it will be necessary to provide a "structure" in which all candidates can get free television time.

The general congregation is the last chance in this process for cardinals over 80 to make their voices heard, and while time limits are imposed on speakers, the older crowd is indulged, past participants have said.

After limits were imposed four years ago, it has now largely recovered.

The limits were imposed after a 1993 referendum and were reaffirmed by voters in 1996.

Term limits were imposed to force changes in the ruling councils.

Strict limits were imposed in 1974 on the amount of money that individuals could spend.

If limits were imposed to try to keep athletes safe, some would try to exceed them to gain an edge.