Sentence examples for open to limit from inspiring English sources

Davenport, who skipped the European clay-court season and the French Open to limit her travel with Jagger, came to the All England Club with even fewer matches than she had planned.

Delicate Having vainly sought to prevent the war, Saudi Arabia has resigned itself to the only course now left open: to limit its potentially disastrous consequences for Iraq, the region and itself, and to play what part it can in shaping the post-Saddam order.

It matters little whether Americans prefer to shut down the government or keep it open, to limit corporate spending in elections or cap it, to endorse either marriage equality or a more traditional definition, or to support choice or to choose life.

But his advisers say he is open to limiting the scrutiny of some or all of the defense budget to a special committee of Parliament.

WASHINGTON — In back-to-back arguments about drug-sniffing dogs, the Supreme Court on Wednesday seemed open to limiting their use outside homes but not near cars.

He said they now seem more open to limits on the purchase of high-capacity magazines.

Eventually, Rubio responded that he would support laws raising the minimum age for buying a rifle and banning bump stocks, and said that he was open to discussing limiting large-capacity magazines.

OPEC is open about its attempts to limit supply in order to impact price.

Governor Cuomo signed legislation that chose to limit open access to emergency life saving care as well as the opioid reversing medication, naloxone.

Workers were so frightened by the riots that they left their machinery in the open in an attempt to limit additional damage.

China's express and direct efforts to limit open nominations in Hong Kong sparked a full-scale revolt, now referred to as Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution, in which Hong Kong police had to resort to violent measures to control mobs, such as tear gas and attacks on protesters.