Sentence examples for removed limits from inspiring English sources

"The Supreme Court has just removed limits on campaign funding," he said, gloomily.

After the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, it removed limits on how much banks could borrow.

After the Telecommunications Act of 1996 removed limits on the number of stations a single corporation could own, big media companies engaged in a feeding frenzy.

In 1998, Congress removed limits on the number of days that an individual could receive Medicare hospice coverage, a move that encouraged physicians to refer terminal patients.

(Citizens United removed limits on corporate expenditures in political campaigns; the decision is, at its core, a boon for Republicans, just as Bush v. Gore was a decade ago).

The task force was formed last summer to grapple with delays created in January, when the federal government removed limits on the number of planes that could operate at Kennedy in peak hours.

If these rights are to be removed, limited or changed, that must be transparent to the UK public.

The optical out port has been removed, limiting connectivity to certain audio equipment, such as home cinema systems or standalone headphones (although HDMI cables can carry the same surround sound signal).

They are debating an intelligence bill that would remove limits on domestic spying.

[A16.] Google to Expand E-Mail Capacity Google is doubling the amount of storage offered on its e-mail service and plans to remove limits on message capacity.

Last week, the administration went further by removing limits on the volume of mortgages that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can hold in their own portfolios.