Sentence examples for limits by the from inspiring English sources

Chambers had once been the edge of the area marked off limits by the police.

But it is considered off limits by the inhabitants of this open-air prison.

She also opposed the extension of term limits by the Council in 2008.

Cheltenham, though, is all about the horse, the equine warriors stretched to their limits by the Gold Cup's hot pursuit and exhausting finale.

Instead, our credulity is stretched to the limits by the suggestion that the Russians invaded Georgia this month to help the Ossetians.

By the Clinton administration's calculation, $2.543 trillion of the surplus is to come from the Social Security system and is therefore off limits, by the agreement of the two parties, for tax cuts or new spending.

Cuban bureaucracy persists, and many subjects, particularly events after 1959, are still deemed off-limits by the authorities.

welcometosierraleone.org Algeria Although certain areas of Algeria are still considered off-limits by the FCO, Lonely Planet put it on its must-visit list this year.

In Singil, a contractor traced a map of what had been lost: Palestinian farms swallowed by a settlement over there, Palestinian lands taken for an outpost, Palestinian olive groves that had been placed off-limits by the military to safeguard the transit of the settlers.

"It's limited by the speaker".

The experiments are limited by the biology of the animals.