Sentence examples for limits creates from inspiring English sources

Russian officials assert that the absence of legally binding limits creates uncertainty about the offense-defense relationship.

Although Professor Siegel said that he had no firm position on term limits, he said that opponents had a legitimate gripe in arguing that the broad sweep of this year's term limits creates too much upheaval in the City Council.

Explaining and enforcing limits creates feelings of security for children and actually demonstrates to them that you care.

"However reprehensible the conduct alleged," the court said, "these actions are subject to the time limits created by the Legislature".

Strauss's unusually long and heated song stretches song form's boundary lines almost past their limits, creating a late-Romantic scena of its own.

However, some of this mess lets programmers push technology to its limits, creating more powerful products.

These limits create the titles just as much as I do.

The open corruption of this year's election, with the politicians' self-dealing on term limits, created an evening where the speakers meditated on Democracy.

Elizabeth Evenson, associate director of Human Rights Watch's International Justice program, says jurisdiction limits create "a double standard in terms of which victims can access justice and which perpetrators are more likely to be brought to justice".

Yaroslavsky is leaving office after 20 years because of term limits, creating a rare opportunity for candidates hoping to represent nearly 2 million people across a broad swath of Los Angeles County, including Hollywood, Santa Monica and the San Fernando Valley.

But such a revolution, if it occurs, could be boxed-in by natural limits created by the revolutionary growth itself: We will run low on natural, mineral and fossil fuel resources, clean water and air, and arable land.