Sentence examples for supposed to limit from inspiring English sources

The banks are supposed to limit daily withdrawals.

And they can, and they do, within the laws that are supposed to limit them.

Yes, there's a law that's supposed to limit it, but the survey shows that it doesn't seem to be working.

"I'd like to think they know they are not supposed to limit it to one or two criteria".

And fiscal austerity, which is supposed to limit the increase in government debt, has depressed the economy, making it impossible to achieve urgently needed reductions in private debt.

The "stability and growth pact" was supposed to limit each country's budget deficit to 3% of gdp and public debt to 60% of GDP.

It was also supposed to help limit noisy garbage trucks going long distances through the city to reach marine barges, railways or out-of-state trash facilities.

Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader, recently proposed that House Republicans set their sights on repealing the part of the law that creates an independent board that is supposed to help limit growth in Medicare spending.

MHP implanted with arteries is supposed to effectively limit the propagation of the dry-out region.

Atrazine is banned by the European Union and drinking water exposures are supposed to be limited in the USA to <3 µg/l (although exposures exceed this limit regularly), but the use of this chemical is high and increasing in Asia and other countries.

"But those are supposed to be limited to 18 months".