Sentence examples for limits are put on from inspiring English sources

The three key properties of this approach are (i) the ability to process very large datasets, (ii) the ability to identify multiple distinct motifs within one dataset and (iii) versatility, as no limits are put on the origin of the data, and no prior data knowledge is required.

Yet in France and other European countries limits are put on the rights of Holocaust deniers, not for inciting violence, but simply for expressing an opinion.

This convergence may originate from the fact that in all these jurisdictions limits are put on the health condition of the patient who wants to be assisted in dying.

Nevertheless, the tool is universal and no limits are put on the origin or format of processed data (Hammock accepts input in three formats including fasta) and no prior data knowledge, such as the number of clusters to identify, is needed.

Limits were put on cash withdrawals of €60 a day.

Medicaid rolls were reduced, and limits were put on Medicare payments.

Limits were put on the number of MIRVed ICBMs, MIRVed SLBMs, heavy (i.e., long-range) bombers, and the total number of strategic launchers.

The number of T.I.C.'s has grown since limits were put on condominium conversions nearly 30 years ago as a way to protect tenants' rights, a popular cause in a city where two-thirds of the residents are renters.

Reed Brody, of HRW, warned that judges in less developed countries were also watching nervously to see whether the developed world was happy to accept that limits be put on human rights investigations.

Only recently has any limit been put on a trustee's term of office.

The argument goes that if a 30-second time limit is put on penalty-takers, foul play will be rewarded.