Sentence examples for limits on coordinated from inspiring English sources
The 5-to-4 decision found that the limits on coordinated spending were justified because without them rich donors could circumvent limits on contributions to individual candidates.
Justice Souter, joined in the majority by Justices John Paul Stevens, Sandra Day O'Connor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer, said the limits on coordinated spending had not harmed the parties.
In a strongly worded statement on Friday, the city's Campaign Finance Board said the legislation "would open a gaping loophole" in the city's regulations, "eviscerate" limits on coordinated spending by outside groups and "allow unions and corporations to operate above the law".
As a presidential candidate, Trump blasted the influence of wealthy donors, criticized opponents for skirting limits on coordinating with their super PACs and said he would overhaul the "rigged" campaign finance system.
An alternative (non isochronal) framework for studying oscillators with an attracting limit cycle is to make a transformation to a moving orthonormal coordinate system around the limit cycle where one coordinate gives the phase on the limit cycle while the other coordinates give a notion of distance from the limit cycle.
If Mr. Bush did declare that he was running, it would bring a raft of election restrictions, including a limit of $2,700 on contributions and a ban on "coordinating" with a "super PAC" he has used to raise money.
Continuous world energy demand while the energy sources are limited has coordinated researchers to work intensively on enhanced oil recovery (EOR) processes.
That and not having a time limit, needing to coordinate drafts with friends, reach consensus or be judged for picks.
And what it does, it removes limits on independent expenditures that are not coordinated with candidate's campaigns.
The government's capacity will be tested to the limit coordinating aid efforts from countries unused to working together.
The team operates on Coordinated Universal Time.
