Sentence examples for limits sought from inspiring English sources
Limits sought by Adam Schwartz, senior lawyer for the A.C.L.U. of Illinois, include disclosing the number of cameras and promulgating rules on when a camera operator can use zoom, facial recognition or automatic tracking capabilities.
Mr. Hevesi, whose campaign was buffeted this week when the city's Campaign Finance Board withheld public matching funds of up to $3.2 million because of questions about whether he is abiding by the city's spending limits, sought to drive the public discourse back to municipal policy by giving a speech on crime and policing at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.
The huge crop of Council candidates resulted from two factors: the term limits law that prohibited 35 incumbents from running for re-election (two incumbents not affected by term limits sought other offices) and a new campaign finance law that enabled candidates to have many contributions matched by the city at a 4-to-1 ratio.
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A15 World Briefing A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Limits Sought on Abortion Pill Republicans in the House and the Senate introduced legislation that would require special qualifications for doctors who prescribe the newly approved abortion pill RU-486.
These limits seek to reduce federal government exposure to banks that are "too big to fail" by making big banks small enough to safely fail.
As motorcyclists get more experienced and improve their riding skills, though, they may become more self-confident and usually tend to push their limits seeking fun and excitement [5, 6].
Democrats often complained about increases in the debt limit sought by President George W. Bush.
It reinforced my belief that our definitions of poverty are limited – seeking to raise people's income doesn't combat poverty, as prices can rise or the basics of wellbeing, like access to land, can be removed.
After becoming pregnant, however, women mostly limited seeking information to avoid increased anxiety and were focused on risk reducing behavior instead.
Our study supports previous literature where the fear of being judged by other patients or by health workers upon disclosure of occupation [ 11, 15, 18, 27, 29] was a factor in limiting seeking help.
