Sentence examples for limits in both from inspiring English sources

Candidates are required to abide by spending limits in both the primary and general elections to receive the public funds.

My fellow New Yorkers agreed with this and voted overwhelmingly for term limits in both elections.

On May 2 , 1996 President Clinton vetoed the bill, which would have set strict limits in both state and federal courts on punitive damages, the money juries may give beyond awards to compensate victims for their losses.

We're already exceeding the earth's adaptive capacity with respect to greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss and the nitrogen cycle and we're approaching critical limits in both the phosphorous cycle and ocean acidification.

"He pushed the boundaries of British cinema to its limits in both comedy and serious drama," said Amanda Donohue, who worked with Russell on The Rainbow and The Lair of the White Worm.

On the other hand, there is something about this that smacks a bit of separate-but-equal, and something that seems to put African-American intellectuals in a ghetto that limits, in both subtle and blatant ways, what they can talk about and when it is best for them to do so.

There is limited parking in both.

Results-based planning for ECD is limited in Nepal both within the government and the UNICEF country office.

Each piece, however, is limited in both dance and gesture.

The state says it exceeded that limit in both XO Communications and McLeodUSA.

The original protest on the Maidan was limited in both size and tenor.