Sentence examples for setting age from inspiring English sources

From setting age limits on taxis to a major upgrade of London's bus fleet, the mayor's greatest priority has been to protect the wellbeing of Londoners.

"The D.E.A. says that prohibiting synthetic marijuana will 'control' it — yet we know from history that prohibition is the complete opposite of drug control," Mr. Newman said, adding that regulating and setting age limits would be a better approach than "relegating it to the black market".

(Setting age restrictions on apps can end up blocking YouTube, for example).

State standards for elected offices vary but follow a similar pattern of setting age, citizenship and residency for state offices.

Kaplan-Meier plots were produced using an age adjusted survival function, setting age at 68 years.

Percent with high income and high education were reported setting age to 56 years and energy intake to 7.5MJ/d.

And Brailsford points out that on the weekend of Swift's second win, Britain's development squad were setting age-group records in Beijing while, in Mallorca, Team Sky and the track pursuit riders thrived in a joint training camp.

Setting: Aged, dormant cultures of Mycobacterium tuberculosis can be resuscitated by a secreted, proteinaceous growth factor from Micrococcus luteus, known as resuscitation-promoting factor (Rpf).

And the customer, he said, did not set age or testing requirements.

He set age limits on when players could enter the league.

Women set age and location preferences, browse guys' profiles on The Catch, and invite a few to play with them.