Sentence examples for limits put on from inspiring English sources

In an interview last week, Mr. DeChristopher predicted a short trial and conviction because of the limits put on what he could say in his defense.

They have been ordered out of certain businesses, told to limit their overseas expansion and borrowing, and even had limits put on the number of their "core" activities.

The Americans are also troubled by cases involving the separation of families and by limits put on doctors who want to leave the island, he said.

But Broyard, less hipster and existentialist than an innately conservative young man ambitious to become part of the literary establishment (then exemplified by The Partisan Review), justified the choice he'd made by refusing to have any limits put on his freedom or to be tagged as a black writer like James Baldwin.

Mark Roman New York, New York — Byron Calame concludes his column: "It seems to me that whatever the limits put on [Judith Miller], the problems facing her inside and outside the newsroom will make it difficult for her to return to the paper as a reporter".

"The biggest surprise was that 73percentt of rural Nebraskans, including farmers, believed there should be real limits put on those subsidies," said John C. Allen, a sociology professor who conducted the survey this year for the university's institute of agriculture and natural resources.

In its editorial congratulation to McDaniel on winning her Academy Award, Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life used the film as reminder of the "limit" put on black aspiration by old prejudices.

Ultimately, he wants the number of asylum seekers put into detention greatly reduced, with a time limit put on their stay.

There was no limit put on the number of previous treatments.

Schaeuble said limits should be put on what he called the ratings agencies' "oligopoly.

The limits we decide to put on digital property rights are entirely arbitrary.