Sentence examples for ordered to limit from inspiring English sources

When the station finally went on the air in 2010, it was ordered to limit its programming to "cultural" matters.

For several days after, cadets are usually ordered to limit athletics and schoolwork, sometimes putting them behind in classes.

But because of a drought, now in its second year, farmers have been ordered to limit irrigation to twice a month instead of once or twice a week.

Under "a strong directive" from Vice President Al Gore and William M. Daley, his campaign manager, the Democrats were ordered to limit public protesting and bickering with local officials while their army of 200 to 300 lawyers, campaign staff members and party loyalists devised legal strategy, collected voter depositions and oversaw ballot recounts, Ms. Backus said.

Closed material procedures could be ordered to limit legitimate protests, to hamper inquiries by journalists, to prevent people from recovering property seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act and to stop wounded servicemen from suing the Ministry of Defence for faulty equipment.

When Mr. N'Dour applied for a license to open his television station, Tele Future Media, approval was held up for two years, with Mr. Wade explaining an initial rejection as an attempt to prevent "foreigners" from influencing Senegalese policy; when the station went on the air last year, it was ordered to limit its programming to "cultural" matters.

McCoy was able to identify his players' individual strengths in order to limit the mistakes of a limited group.

The case for decarbonising power supplies in order to limit climate change is now beyond challenge.

Israeli officers, however, say that they are under strict orders to limit casualties.

Many Republicans want to convert Medicaid to a similar program in order to limit federal spending.

1. Governments must limit global warming to below 2C in order to limit unprecedented climate risks.