Sentence examples for set limits of from inspiring English sources

But it can also reproduce definitions of the "middle ground", of "balance", "realism" and thereby set limits of acceptable debate.

Republican members of the panel bristle at the suggestion and say they were trying to rein in Mr. DeLay as well as set limits of behavior for others.

We need to set limits of around six months, and move on to look at other options after that – you don't want to end up with a child who spends his or her whole childhood in care because you searched too long for the "right" parents.

Founder Matthew Rosenberg tells us that the next version will let you set limits of up to seven days and 25 hours.

The Smart Snack guidelines also require each state to set limits of their choosing on school food fundraisers, like bake sales, that don't meet the healthy guidelines.

Scrambling for some marker of quality control, officials have set limits of one part per million of MCHM for children three years or younger and for pregnant women; they claim that 1.2 ppm is safe for everyone else.

Their limitations set limits on the complexity of the book.

Large team sizes are an additional difficulty, due to the Olympics' set limit of 10,500 athletes and coaches.

Whether it's a nighttime curfew, borrowing the keys to the car or allowing spending, parenting involves setting limits of all kinds.

The caregiver has an important role in setting limits of stimulation so the infant can remain organized.

Children can't set limits for themselves, of course; they need adults to do that.