Sentence examples for limits help from inspiring English sources

The young will be hit hardest while the Tory nanny limits help to two children per parent or couple.

"Position limits help to protect the markets both in times of clear skies and when there is a storm on the horizon," Gary Gensler, chairman of the commission, said in a statement.

"Position limits help to protect the markets both in times of clear skies and when there is a storm on the horizon," Gary Gensler, the agency's chairman, said at a public meeting in Washington.

The majority opinion reaffirmed the principle that contribution limits help combat corruption, giving a boost to ongoing efforts in Congress to bar unregulated soft-money donations to the political parties by interest groups and wealthy individuals.

External limits help the poet avoid self-indulgence; those limits can come from brevity, or (as in "Auto-Lullaby") from stanzaic form or from self-deprecating humor: "I'm not the brightest / knife in the drawer, but / I know a couple things," Wright says in "Epitaph," a poem otherwise given to bleak depths and fears.

It's also true that these limits help CNote to minimize transactional volatility with their CDFI suppliers.

"Swimming stretches my body beyond earthly limits, helping to soothe every ache and caress every muscle.

Services like Smart Limits helps to teach children budgeting while keeping them away from content deemed to be inappropriate.

The ECB has offered valuable but strictly limited help.

Vandersluis says there was limited help she could offer in such cases.

In Green county, Indiana, some churches are limiting help to members of their own congregation, he said.