Sentence examples for limits laid down from inspiring English sources

"It adheres strictly to the limits laid down by the court," Mr. Byrne said.

The test recorded high levels of the gas, well in excess of limits laid down by the World Health Organisation.

But that relentless progress has now forced the industry to reckon with silicon's inevitable scaling limits, laid down by the fundamental laws of nature.

But imagine when the Labour government sits down to set spending priorities, within the brutal limits laid down by Gordon Brown, the chancellor.

The Russians do not appear to have exceeded the limits laid down in the treaty on Conventional Forces in Europe, under which Russia has every right to re-equip its bases.

"By calling on an independent assessor to scrutinise the airport's performance against these limits, we are providing an uncompromising assurance that we will operate Heathrow airport within the limits laid down by government.

Though the jar was small, it exceeded the limit laid down by the rule-happy officials of airport security, and it was thrown away.

In all, the study found high levels of mercury: in one village, water from pumps contained 26 times the maximum safe limit laid down by the Bureau of Indian Standards.

It shows the embedded carbon emissions from operating fields and mines worldwide, if run to the end of their projected lifetimes, would drive warming beyond the 2C limit laid down by last year's Paris agreement.

They said that the 17 eurozone countries could place all debt above the 60% of GDP limit laid down by the Maastricht treaty into a fund with joint liability.

There are no countries in the euro area with a deficit above the limit laid down in the Treaty and by the Stability and Growth Pact.