Sentence examples for limits began from inspiring English sources
Mr. Núñez was the longest-serving Assembly leader since term limits began 18 years ago.
The existing rules, which reduce an ocean-going vessel's speed to 10 knots or less during certain times and locations along the East Coast from Maine to Florida, have reduced the number of whales struck by ships since 2008, when the speed limits began.
Now departing for colder and darker climes, he has dispensed with the ties and haunts used-record stores and late-night shows.Music lovers across the United States have had a weekly dose of the city's music scene since "Austin City Limits" began broadcasting in 1976, consistently one of the most popular shows on public television.
Still, as the new century rolled in, and the Web moved beyond simple home pages with low-resolution graphics to being a repository of all kinds of media, those limits began to chafe.
Her quest to push the limits began a few years back when administrators at Tryon Estates suggested hiring a hot air balloon so that residents could take a ride.
Like existing laws in states like Nebraska and Maine, Connecticut's bill would not mandate spending limits for political campaigns, but only suggest voluntary limits, beginning in 2002.
Connecticut's bill would not have mandated spending limits, but would have suggested voluntary limits, beginning in 2002, for almost all state elective offices.
The wrenching effect, similar to that experienced in other statehouses with term limits, begins with the traditional leadership posts where seniority has long been a dominant factor.
The more a diesel arriviste revels in the SD's low-rev torque, the more the idea of revving an engine to its limits begins to feel quaint and somewhat gratuitous.
Municipal limits begin with Mukka in the north, to Netravati river bridge in the south and western sea shore to Vamanjoor in the east.
The appeals court insisted that the limit began when the city announced how it was sorting the applicants, not when it did the hiring.
