Sentence examples for raised limits from inspiring English sources

In 2005 Congress raised limits on fines for obscenity, enabling the F.C.C. to charge up to $325,000 for every violation of its standards.

"They've gotten the 24 hours and the raised limits, now they'll start after the Western flavor — it will lose that after a while, too," said Mr. Marin, visiting with his wife, Annie.

On the positive side, Congress raised limits on Stafford loans, the government has freed up cash for borrowing and more colleges have joined the federal direct loan program, allowing students to borrow right from the government, not through a lender (as of Oct. 23, direct-loan dollar volume was up almost 50percentt over a year ago and government loans through private lenders were up 7percentt).

Lashinsky: The combination of the raised limits and the significant price declines have moved many more homes into the conventional world, even in places like the San Francisco Bay Area and New York.

Mr. Gold said the federation would also oppose efforts to raise limits on regulated donations to federal candidates and national parties.

Democrats argued that the administration should raise limits on the investment activities of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the big purchasers of mortgages created by the federal government.

The bill addresses this problem by temporarily raising limits to clear a backlog of 234,000 applications for employment-based permanent visas.

Though these contribution limits haven't been signed into law, Congress has been kicking around the idea of raising limits for years and the issue has broad support.

The legislation would raise limits on how much executive compensation a company can deduct from taxes.

The Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards flowed from a 2009 round of negotiations during which automakers agreed to raise limits to 35.5 mpg by 2016.

Those raised income limits allow more people to join.