Sentence examples for population limit from inspiring English sources

Babe Ruth guidelines do not set a population limit, so last year, the city switched leagues, putting all of the players together.

The order also is not overbroad because it encompasses the entire prison system, rather than separately assessing each institution's need for a population limit.

Finally, we analyze the dynamics of a finite population of molecules in a dynamic landscape, and discuss its relation to the infinite population limit.

(1) The population limit does not fail narrow tailoring simply because prisoners beyond the plaintiff class will have to be released through parole or sentencing reform in order to meet the required reduction.

Such a reading would in effect require courts to impose a moratorium on new remedial orders before issuing a population limit, which would delay an eventual remedy, prolong the courts' involvement, and serve neither the State nor the prisoners.

To meet that directive, a three-judge panel, including Judge Karlton, in 2012 ordered the state to take "all steps necessary" to reach the population limit set by the Supreme Court.

Dinkins, which required the city and state to reduce population limits in two overcrowded armory shelters.

They still function to control the population, limiting access in some neighbourhoods to a couple of exits that can be easily sealed off.

Habitat selection and preferences are driven by population limiting factors which can vary across spatial and temporal scales.

"China is under growing tension from its large population, limited resources and environmental problems, and needs faster reform of its economic growth pattern to achieve sustainable development," the president said.

Pakistan's "economic curse" is that the ruling elite — civil servants, politicians and the military — have worked in their own interest, not that of the wider population, limiting how much capital the country can raise, he said.