Sentence examples for limits set out in from inspiring English sources

If the past few years are any guide, they will find it difficult if not impossible to remain within the limits set out in the budget outline.

If the past is any guide, Republicans will find it difficult to remain within the limits set out in their latest budget outline.

This would entitle it to move you to another location within the limits set out in the contract (unless your employer is acting unreasonably).

Mr. Clinton effectively confirmed that the administration is dropping any pretense of submitting a budget proposal to Congress for next year that sticks to the spending limits set out in the bipartisan 1997 balanced budget agreement.

If he sticks to the tight spending limits set out in December's pre-Budget report, and wants to fulfil the government's promises on child poverty and overseas aid, let alone his new plan to raise education spending per child to £8,000 a year, the rest of government will be left fighting over the scraps.

There is no cap on the donations a campaign group can accept, but during the referendum period, a group must not exceed the £1.5 million spending limits set out in law regardless of how much money they raise through donations.

In all, she spent 15 days in the border station, far longer than the 72-hour limit set out in federal guidelines.

As part of the refinancing process, it emerged very recently that the company has previously inadvertently exceeded a borrowing limit set out in the articles of association.

Ministers will go further in capping welfare payments than the proposed household limit set out in the party's election manifesto, at the same as time curbing the cost of tax credits.

The Aberthaw plant in the Vale of Glamorgan is currently operating under a permit allowing emissions of 1200mg of NOx per normal cubic metre (Nm3) – more than twice the 500mg limit set out in the EU's large combustion plant directive.

Investec also issued a buy note, with analyst Nicola Mallard also unworried by the banking breach: As part of this debt refinance exercise it has become evident that the group has previously inadvertently exceeded a borrowing limit set out in the Articles of Association, of 2.5 times adjusted capital and reserves.