Sentence examples for recognize limits from inspiring English sources

Then again, Mr. Bloomberg is not one to recognize limits.

The lessons of the ancient Greeks are relevant today: seek the truth, recognize limits and pursue moderation.

Parents can program such features into the car's key to safeguard teenagers who don't recognize limits or mortality.

The good news, he said, is that countries like China and Russia recognize limits in using those weapons, and terror groups have been slow to master the technology.

And even societies that have rather radical views of individual freedom recognize limits on that freedom when it interferes with preserving other people's rights.

In ruling on the constitutionality of requiring most Americans to obtain health insurance, the Supreme Court faces a central test: whether it will recognize limits on its own authority to overturn well-founded acts of Congress.

Recognizing limits to the benefits of religious diversity certainly does not mean defending monolithic religion.

"We have learned," he explained, that "even our great nation has its recognized limits".

Geer recognized limits to the exercise of the State's power to preserve wildlife within its boundaries.

President Reagan, the one-time laissez-faire radical among them, now leans the way of the others in recognizing limits to unfettered markets.

Nontransplant heart failure surgery is an expanding field at a time when medical treatment and cardiac resynchronization therapy have recognized limits.