Sentence examples for national limit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton proposed a "cap and trade" system, under which the government would set a national limit on emissions, and divide pollution allowances among the power plants.

In 2014, fishermen caught 13 million tons of fish, official statistics show, exceeding the national limit by more than four million tons.

In 2008, before the housing and mortgage markets imploded, the national limit for government-insured, or conforming, loans was $417,000.

China also eventually needs to set a national limit on emissions and apply it to individual industries and provinces to establish a full countrywide trading program.

American companies are requesting an increase in the annual national limit of 65,000 temporary visas, saying it is too low and inflexible to meet their needs for engineers and scientists during unpredictable variations in the economy.

Only 1.5 million people will be allowed to visit the Cinque Terre UN world heritage area this year; the mayor of Barcelona is threatening to put a tourist cap on the entire city; Iceland is considering a national limit; and Peru is about to set controls on numbers of visitors to Machu Picchu.

This plan sets the first-ever national limits on carbon pollution from power plants, the nation's largest source of climate pollution emissions.

It also declared opposition to a national "limit-order book" that would closely link markets nationwide.

The exchange also declared its opposition to creating a national "limit-order book" that would closely link markets nationwide.

There should also be better governance of the areas of ocean beyond countries' national limits.

States that refuse to adopt the national limits should be barred from receiving renewable energy certificates, it said.