Sentence examples for limits covering from inspiring English sources

"In those circumstances suspects have to be released on bail as there are strict time limits covering how long suspects can be held in custody without charge.

The H4 Neanderthal potential distribution (Figure 1C) is reconstructed as occupying the entire Iberian, Italian, and Balkan peninsulas, with sharply defined northern limits, covering mean annual temperatures of 0 10°C and precipitation <730 mm/yr.

These fossil beds are geographically limited, covering only part of one continent.

The new plans will set Departmental Expenditure Limits (DELs), covering about half of public spending.

Such databases already exist on a limited scale, covering guns seized by the police.

An integral field spectrograph following the TPF coronagraph can provide the required spectral resolving power R ∼ 70 with spatial resolution at the telescope diffraction limit, and covering the coronagraphic dark hole.

He or she, however, "need not be limited" to covering technology, media and culture. .

Now, I'll fully admit I have limited experience covering political rallies live, but this was the first time I'd ever seen a candidate go to such an extra length to reach the people who didn't get in.

According to ADAM, AMP structural folds are limited, only covering about 3% of the overall protein fold space.

The book demonstrates a technique for the analysis of bone and soft tissue tumour cases, with limited text covering the pathology of each lesion.

Indonesian social insurance schemes, which are limited to covering formal workers in productive age groups and poor population sectors, are not designed to anticipate an ageing population (8).