Two members went even further, stating: "The fact that no limits exist to the destructiveness of this weapon makes its very existence and the knowledge of its construction a danger to humanity as a whole.
In state court, damages would be subject to the limits of state law, if any such limits exist.
Somewhere, the limits exist -- nobody seems to think that a one-minute mile is possible -- and athletes will eventually approach them.
The geographical limits exist because Amazon had built warehouses far from major cities to avoid charging sales tax in certain states.
More than 10 years after September 11th, the American people still have no idea what limits exist on the power of the government, if any.
Considering that the Obama administration has basically defined the battlefield in the war on terror as global it's hard to see what, if any, limits exist on the use of drones.
To throw some light on why those limits exist, Terence Burnham of Harvard University recently gathered a group of students of microeconomics and asked them to play the ultimatum game.
Length limits exist for two reasons.
And I'm sure these hard-coded rate limits exist.
(if we choose v such that the corresponding limits exist).
Accordingly, transition limits exist in both reactor temperature and equivalence ratio.
