Sentence examples for regulations limited from inspiring English sources

Throughout the morning Dr. Watson told Judge Stanley Ott of Montgomery County Orphans' Court that Merion regulations limited public access.

A.: Although there are seven-story walk-ups in the city, and there may even be a few taller ones, regulations limited them to six stories in 1968.

Because city regulations limited the size they could build to 150 square feet, "we just looked at sailboats and how they manage their interiors," he said.

The state regulations limited the amount of chemicals and bacteria in sewage and industrial waste discharges so as to reduce the pollution load on receiving waters.

Others maintained that state regulations limited their services -- preventing, for example, the electric company from providing gas -- and that this put them at a disadvantage in bidding against an unregulated company like Enron, which could offer all the different utilities.

The bank's full-year revenue fell to $85 billion, however, from $88.7 billion in 2009, as new federal regulations limited the overdraft fees that banks can charge on checking accounts.

Regulations limit the ratio to four to one.

Present regulations limit the height of buildings to 157 feet.

Late last year, the Christie administration proposed regulations limiting the program further.

The airline also was affected by other airport closures and new regulations limiting pilot hours.

Twenty-seven states have regulations limiting teenagers' access to salons, including Ohio, Louisiana and California.