Sentence examples for penalty limit from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, the Virginian-Pilot asked: "What might a Republican-led Senate get done in Virginia?" Bills to ease restrictions on guns, expand the death penalty, limit abortion, restrict illegal immigrants' access to higher education, and affirm the state's anti-union labor law are among those a GOP-run Senate might treat more kindly.

In tandem with the selection panel issue, another fear is that the so-called ethnic penalty limits the seats for which minority candidates are considered – and means minority candidates will be held to a higher standard than white ones.

One other surprise: There was no "marriage penalty" limiting social support for single parents.

This "penalty" limits the average bacterial speed.

Thus, in this Bayesian framework, our default prior uses a penalty limiting the number of species in the model, i.e P (M k ) = penalty (number of species in  M k ).

Participants bared placards declaring, in English, "Sanctions must be removed," insisting especially on the lifting of international penalties limiting Iranian oil sales and access to banks, the most damaging aspects of the sanctions regime.

However, the optimal inversion penalty to limit false positives may be difficult to determine and the available algorithms are limited to the identification of non-overlapping microinversions.

But Maryland's commitment to the death penalty is limited.

While the act of treason, at the time, could attract the death penalty, Barwick limited the penalty for treachery to provide for a maximum punishment of imprisonment for life.

Even when fully implemented in 2016, the penalty is limited to no more than 2.5 percent of taxable income, and it starts out even lower, with a penalty of $95 or 1 percent of income in 2014.

But the panel said that the trial judge had gone too far in punishing the government by ruling out the death penalty and limiting the prosecution's case and that she needed to try again to craft a compromise in which summaries of the witnesses' statements could be provided to a jury without their actual testimony.