Sentence examples for make limiting from inspiring English sources

The experiment is the closest to an example of the kinds of changes that Republicans say they want to make — limiting federal spending for Medicaid while giving states more freedom to decide what benefits to offer and how to control the costs.

Mr. Bloomberg has found an ally in Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who said in an interview with reporters and editors of The New York Times on Wednesday that he would make limiting retirement benefits for new state and city workers his top priority next year.

Gen. Zahir Azimi, the chief spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Defense, said that General McChrystal had told Afghan officials he was taking the action because of concern that some American units were not following his orders to make limiting civilian casualties a paramount objective.

Or, having not examined their own biases or prejudices, teachers use part of a student's identity--African American or poor or immigrant, for example--to make limiting assumptions about the child, to not see him or her fairly.

More cooperation and better research to identify effective programs would make limited resources go much further, she said.

At the Neediest Cases charities, the caseworkers and specialists work tirelessly to untangle state and federal bureaucracies, looking for ways to make limited resources stretch a bit further.

Wayfarers ran out to leave footprints, studied a sign about speed records and watched a lone adventurer make limited headway in a kart equipped with a sail.

It had an exception: "We note that one airport worker, who regularly parked for free, did make limited use of a cane to walk".

Some may advocate taking short-term gains; indeed, after all these years, the chance to make limited although important reforms may seem tempting.

You might even dismiss it as mere wiggle room: the ability to make limited choices within a framework of great restraint.

Under a complicated system of tokens, manufacturers can make limited changes to their engines during a season but not wholesale revisions.