Sentence examples for regulating limits from inspiring English sources

When research at the American Sports Medicine Institute showed that high pitch counts increased the risk of injury, Little League officials changed their rules regulating limits on the number of innings pitched to limits on the number of pitches a child can throw per game.

The sad situation that so many unauthorized children face, being born in another country but raised American, can only be permanently resolved with immigration reform that vastly diminishes the government's role in regulating, limiting, and controlling immigration.

Capacity utilization was also positively correlated to higher concentrations of TSS, BOD, and coliform effluent concentrations in larger facilities, though those concentrations were often within regulated limits.

Labor imagines a bunch of policies will help it reach the goal – state government schemes, regulated limits on pollution that might speed up the mothballing of old brown-coal-fired plants, energy efficiency policies and some kind of gently-does-it carbon market – perhaps even one based on the government's existing legislation.

The results indicated that all the metal concentrations are within Canadian regulated limits and European Union regulated limits for agricultural soils as shown in Table 2.

Lobbyists generally feel that Mr. Gramm would be viewed positively by hedge funds -- lightly regulated limited partnerships for rich investors -- that want to fend off regulations.

Is the power to control and regulate limited only as to the matter of territory?

Consisting of the members of the Security Council and Canada, this commission was directed to prepare proposals that would regulate, limit, and balance reduction of all armed forces and armaments; eliminate all weapons of mass destruction; and ensure international control and use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes only.

This is below the established European Commission regulated limit of 15 μg/Kg in spices.

A 1995 law ended the federal speed limit, giving states the authority to regulate speed limits.

Think of all the religious laws (in virtually all major faiths) regulating and limiting the participation of women.