Sentence examples for requested to limit from inspiring English sources

Give the Bank of England the powers it has requested to limit the size of mortgages in relation to the property value and the borrower's income.

This time, the city's film office took a precaution that might have seemed pointless in the 1970s: The filmmakers — who have slightly abbreviated the film title to "The Taking of Pelham 123" — were requested to limit their make-believe gunfire so as not to alarm nearby residents.

Patients in some surgeries are specifically requested to limit their appointment to one condition/medical query, and to make a second appointment for any further conditions.

— The judge overseeing the military trial of the Army psychiatrist charged in a deadly shooting rampage at the Fort Hood base denied on Thursday his former lawyers' request to limit their role in the case.

In a brief order, Judge Walter Smith of United States District Court in Waco accepted the government's request to limit to two hours Ms. Reno's deposition on Tuesday in Washington in the Branch Davidians' wrongful-death suit.

A federal judge today granted a Justice Department request to limit the questioning of Attorney General Janet Reno by lawyers for Branch Davidians who are suing the government over the 1993 Waco siege.

This has led to some pressure to adapt my lifestyle to theirs, including requests to limit what I eat in front of them and joining them at fitness classes.

Where the jury's attention is ultimately drawn will be up to Justice Ronald A. Zweibel of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, who is expected to rule this week on the prosecution's request to limit some of the issues the defense might raise.

The wait is partly a result of the artists' decision to cap the exhibit's capacity to 10 at a time — a mob would trigger the sensors into shutting off the rain entirely — and by the many visitors who ignore the museum's polite request to limit visits to 10 minutes.

The court is also expected to hear a defence request to abolish what they term a "presumptive classification" that treats any discussion of the CIA prisons as top secret, as well as a media request to limit closing of the courtroom for secret sessions.

Gergel ultimately did not heed Roof's request to limit testimony, but he did caution prosecutors.