Sentence examples for seeking limits from inspiring English sources
The doctors are not seeking limits on damages for losses like wages and medical expenses.
Nonetheless, the Bush administration decided to cater to anti-Beijing sentiment by seeking limits on some apparel imports.
The announcement in January that Romania will host part of Mr. Obama's reconfigured antimissile system angered Moscow, which then tried to reintroduce the topic into the negotiations, seeking limits on American plans.
In contrast to executives of companies seeking limits on the gases, people representing companies opposed to restrictions, including Exxon Mobil and many coal companies, said they thought that their message was resonating.
The same timetable is likely to hold true for actions to curtail global warming, said Mr. Boehlert, one of a small but growing minority of Republican officials seeking limits on carbon dioxide along with other air kinds of air pollution.
No industry comes close to the auto industry in influence in Washington, she said, and though Detroit was active in seeking limits on Japanese imports in the 1980's, the big domestic automakers have shown little interest in China because China still exports few cars and has become an attractive auto market in its own right.
The students are among the increasing number of eighth graders seeking limited seats in the state's private high schools.
SWIFT said the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control sent the first subpoena shortly after Sept. 11, seeking "limited sets of data" to learn about how Al Qaeda financed the attacks.
The suit seeks limits on advertising broader than what tobacco companies agreed to under a 1998 settlement.
Environmentalists have bitterly protested Mr. Bush's decision not to seek limits on carbon dioxide emissions or otherwise support an international agreement seeking to limit climate change, and to undo new limits on arsenic in drinking water.
The request seeks limits on levels of U.S. ground troops and duration of the campaign.
