Sentence examples for limits it has from inspiring English sources

It is good precisely because it knows its limits; it has no ambition beyond recording what is there.

That means in Zilbershlag's workshops asparagus is off limits (it has to do with making sure there no insects in it).

They have had considerable success with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.'s court, which has been suspicious of spending limits it has found hinder political speech.

China's co-operation has limits: it has balked at sanctions, and with Russia's help has blocked any real discussion of North Korea's blatant nuclear defiance at the UN Security Council.

So far, though, the Obama administration's response to the group's blitzkrieg through northern Iraq has been defined primarily by the limits it has placed on the U.S. military's intervention.

That may already be happening: Senior FERC officials told The Times on Tuesday that in response to the growing political heat, the agency is considering a significant expansion of the price limits it has already ordered.

In a tizzy over those resurrected term limits, it had to replace 12 elected officials, including 8 of its 19 members — immediately.

Months later, gang members approached him at a bar and told him that the number was off limits: it had become a gang designation.

The official Xinhua news agency endorsed that view after the vote, reporting that the government had no plan to reconsider the limits it had imposed on Hong Kong elections.

On Monday, the bank partly eased the limits it had imposed on Saturday, setting them at $250 a day for ATM withdrawals and $1,000 a day for purchases.

In theory, the American influence is limited: It has an 18.5percentt vote in the fund.