Sentence examples for limits of six from inspiring English sources

In a power shift that has captivated lobbyists and trade groups, House Republicans are sticking to their pledge of term limits of six years for committee chairmen and are preparing to replace 12 of them in the next Congress.

The fact that many products in a single portion come close to, if not exceed, the recent World Health Organisation limits of six teaspoons of non-milk extrinsic sugar (NMES) is as clear an indication as any that this issue is way beyond one of simple personal responsibility.

And though I began teaching at Northwestern University when my sons were seven, five, and two (past my personal breastfeeding limits of six to nine months of age per child), I understand completely the panic of a sick child, a canceled babysitter and a classroom of eager students expecting you to teach.

Humbert is obsessed by "nymphets", pubescent girls, "between the age limits of nine and fourteen".

All members of the executive and legislative branches are subject to term limits of eight consecutive years in office.

The limits of four major ice sheets can be traced in the present landscape of Poland.

Its constitution places a limit of six months on this extraordinary process.

Now he qualifies as an Italian player and does not count against his team's limit of six Americans.

Westminster Council has apologised for housing families in B&B accommodation for longer than the legal limit of six weeks.

There was a limit of six people on stage for each performance.

The lower limit of six weeks was needed to allow for baseline assessment, randomisation, and treatment allocation in the units.