Sentence examples for ordering limits on from inspiring English sources

Back in the Earth Day era, the federal government would deal with such emissions simply by ordering limits on them.

After years adding coal-fired generators at breakneck speed, the government in Beijing finally acknowledged the public health costs and ordered limits on new construction.

He argued five cases before the Supreme Court, winning an important 1981 case in which the court upheld the authority of the Secretary of Labor to order limits on cotton dust in textile factories to help prevent brown lung disease.

Many commercial fishing stocks off the United States coast that were depleted by decades of overfishing are returning to abundance, thanks largely to a 1996 law that effectively ordered limits on catches until the fish populations had rebounded, a newly released analysis of federal data on fish populations states.

The White House on Wednesday wouldn't say if it had ordered limits on the FBI probe.

"But we will be much more thorough, much more accountable and we will be much more transparent … going forward". The lethal shootings, and the alleged lack of accountability, were so problematic when Kerlikowske took over last March that he ordered limits on when Border Patrol agents were permitted to fire their weapons.

In ordering limits for the first time on carbon dioxide emissions from up-and-running power plants, Mr. Obama jabbed that opponents belonged to "the Flat Earth Society".

About 100 truckers took part in the protests after Gov. Bob Wise on Monday ordered limits enforced on U.S. Route 52 in Wayne County, in the first such coordinated action since the 1980's.

The "frenetic" subtype offers a profile of active coping that could benefit from interventions directed at reducing activation, for the purpose of removing accumulated tension and preventing exhaustion; improvement in time management to make room for the total satisfaction of personal needs; and development of self-assertion in order to place limits on the acceptance of responsibilities.

Instead, put limits on your orders ­either to buy or to sell.

Last fall, Gov. George E. Pataki ordered stricter limits on the amount of M.T.B.E. that New York will tolerate in drinking water.