Sentence examples for moving to limit from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has praised the company, however, for quickly moving to limit the damage through aggressive discounting.

That's a lofty sentiment, but there's no real prospect of the Senate, much less the Republican-controlled House, moving to limit carbon emissions in the next few years.

At the same time, Republicans are moving to limit their own exposure on the ethics front by removing Representative Don Young of Alaska, the subject of a federal investigation, from his senior post on a House panel.

The Defense Department said in 2008 that it was moving to limit the use of Social Security numbers, and in a statement last week it said the numbers would no longer appear on new military ID cards as of May.

California, under Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican, is moving to limit carbon dioxide emissions, and Gov. George A. Pataki of New York, also a Republican, has led efforts to reduce power plant emissions in the Northeast.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and mortgage regulators from 22 states are moving to limit the operations of Ocwen Financial, which settled a similar set of charges in 2013.

It also moved to limit access to authentication and data, and set design limitations, aggravating developers who felt they had contributed to Twitter's growth.

Elsewhere in Europe, several banks have moved to limit rewards.

The European Union in 2002 moved to limit behavioral targeting.

In recent days, Britain and Australia have moved to limit distribution of child pornography over the Internet.

Following the glyphosate classification some companies and government officials moved to limit its use.