Sentence examples for setting a limit for from inspiring English sources

The department's inspector general had recommended setting a limit for how long passengers can be forced to be sealed off in planes.

According to Syrian state television, the draft constitution permits a president to be elected to two seven-year terms, setting a limit for the first time in decades.

While in past centuries, popes had stepped down over political struggles, Mr. Politi said, "this is a clear decision and a free decision made by the pope that will set an example also for the future, setting a limit for the pontificate".

That means trees taller than 100 meters simply could not produce leaves that obey both length limits, setting a limit for tree height, Jensen says.

Setting a limit for Cd in fertilizers would be a possible measure to reduce the Cd input to agricultural soils, e.g., 20 mg/kg P2O5 (see straight line in Fig. 4).

"So set a limit for yourself".

The team has set a limit for him of 110 pitches per game.

It is the first time that the agency has set a limit for arsenic levels in food.

The federal government has set a limit for the amount of cadmium that can be used in toys.

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You pick a venue, set a limit for the number of people, then invite friends – who can then forward that invitation.