Sentence examples for limits so that from inspiring English sources

Mark Fitzpatrick, a nuclear expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and a former senior official at the State Department, said he also saw a new impetus for these talks stemming from the pain of the economic sanctions on Iran and of Washington's "keen interest in persuading Iran to accept some limits" so that Israeli military action can be postponed and talks can continue.

We don't want term limits so that we can be precluded from electing competent candidates.

We don't want term limits so that elected officials are prevented from having a career in public service.

Otherwise, he said he would ask the State Legislature to overturn term limits so that he could run again.

Divorce, therefore, was allowed, but only within strict limits, so that "the most sacred of contracts should not become the toy of caprice".

Under those agreements, publishers would set e-book prices — within limits — so that new releases of most general fiction and nonfiction would sell for $12.99 to $14.99.

Bonds in the Fed's portfolio already count against the debt limit, so that is not a constraint.

Humanitarian aid has also been strictly limited, so that Myanmar receives $2.80 of annual aid per head compared with $55 for Sudan.

Government is limited, so that burdensome regulations never kill jobs.

Capital mobility was limited, so that countries had control over their own monetary conditions.

The board's powers are limited so that ordinary shareholders have little sway over the running of the company.