Sentence examples for limits since the from inspiring English sources
Indeed it did, and it has been tested to its limits since the election on 20 December yielded a deadlocked parliament.
No other state had tried to impose such limits since the Supreme Court's seminal Buckley v. Valeo decision in 1976, which deemed spending limits an unconstitutional violation of a candidate's right to free speech.
Though British freedoms have been eroded most infamously through detention without charge torture itself has been thought off limits since the prime minister of the day gave assurances in 1972 that British forces would never use it to aid interrogations.
Wading through the licensing requirements from the United States Treasury Department, which oversees the trade embargo that has more or less kept Cuba off limits since the early '60s, reveals that not all American visitors are created equal.
The problem of determining an optimal level of tolerance is equivalent to the problem of determining optimal specification limits since the term refers to the distance between its lower specification limit (LSL) and upper specification limit (USL).
The everyday approach should always tend to reduce radiation exposure, as opposed to the mere contentment with remaining within admissible radiation exposure limits, since the latter have been constantly revised downwards.
The opening one diamond was limited, since the partnership was using a strong-club method.
So flight legs are limited, since the plane's extreme sensitivity to turbulence demands a pilot's direct attention.
The finals have not gone the limit since the Rangers defeated the Vancouver Canucks in Game 7 to win the cup in 1994.
The impact of the opinion could be limited, since the decision of the court is specific to the bankruptcy of the couple, Gene Douglas Balas and Carlos A. Morales.
If calling a few extra fouls is all it takes to ensure those desirable ratings and revenue-generating seventh games, why has no N.B.A. finals gone the limit since the Knicks-Rockets in 1994?
