Sentence examples for limits to put from inspiring English sources

This became clear during the Obama administration, when Congress dithered about passing a Syria-focused AUMF in 2013, then refused to pass one targeted at fighting the Islamic State at Barack Obama's request in 2015, in large part because legislators couldn't agree on what limits to put on such a new authorization.

(Does the Peace Corps still exist? Did it in 1995?) Over the last 17 years, your contact with college football has been limited, to put it lightly.

"Within the level you'll also find restart points, extra lives, and no harsh time limit to put pressure on your performance.

The downside is that you're limited to putting in £3,600 into your cash ISA during each tax year.

Fearing a backlash, the authorities have refrained from arresting the pair, but their political activities are now limited to putting out statements on their websites.

The engagement with pro-lifers, thus far, has been limited to putting a conciliatory gloss on the usual pro-choice policymaking.

THE rigors of playing a high-school football game against a longtime rival in a nearby town would seem to be limited to putting a few players, pads and helmets on a school bus and driving a few minutes to the game.

Residents in Monmouthshire are to be limited to putting out two bin bags of rubbish a fortnight in an attempt to make them recycle more.

And, of course, the potential uses for the technology aren't limited to putting men on the moon.

This includes, but is not limited to, putting on music (i.e. through speakers).

The idea that it can be bounded in by honest conservatives in a Cabinet or restrained by normal constitutional limits is, to put it mildly, unsupported by history.