Sentence examples for removing the limits from inspiring English sources

In this election, the post-Citizens United financing mechanisms have fully matured, effectively removing the limits and the disclosure requirements for individual donations to campaigns.

It increasingly appears likely that, for John Roberts, the project will be removing the limits that burden wealthy campaign contributors — the "whole point" of the First Amendment, as he sees it.

The lone dissenter, Steven T. Walther, issued a stinging statement noting that the commission could have complied with the courts by removing the limits on contributions by individuals to 527's, not the contributions of unions or corporations.

The agenda of the Republican Supreme Court in Citizens United, etc., is to increase this "democracy" by removing the limits on campaign finance.

Technology is removing the limits of traditional design planning, and there is much work to be done to discover just how physical space must respond to support uncharted behaviors.

WASHINGTON -- Removing the limits on total campaign contributions by a single donor, a restriction now before the Supreme Court, would lead to a huge increase in giving by a small group of very wealthy Americans, according to a new report released Friday.

It is difficult to forecast exactly how removing the limit on nurse immigration would affect the number of nurses who moved to the United States.

Last year, the state legislature botched a law intended to make 18 the minimum age for marriage, instead mistakenly removing the limit entirely.

It has emerged that removing the limit on private patients, put in place by Labour, is central to Lansley's reforms.

Trinity administrators say their admissions process — only 400 students are interviewed for 60 kindergarten spots — is not first come first served, and they even relaxed their process by removing the limit on the number of applications they would consider.

But today, YouTube is announcing that it's removing the limit entirely for some users.