Sentence examples for the effect of limits from inspiring English sources

In the short term, the effect of limits on gerrymandering would be clear: since Republicans drew so many of the lines after 2010, Democrats would be helped by a revision of those districts.

That had the effect of limiting Topalov's usually trenchant tactical style.

The restrictions also appear to have had the effect of limiting public discussion about the C.I.A.'s detention program.

He ended up rehearsing its 16 scenes out of sequence, which he said had the effect of limiting the amount of time for rehearsals and full run-throughs.

He said the move would have the effect of "limiting its capacity to act".

They were contesting a government decision against backdating an annual pay increase, which had the effect of limiting the gain to just 1.9percentt.

"This could have the effect of limiting freedom of association and restricting the free flow of ideas," said Barbara Zigli, a consular spokeswoman.

Rates in New York City are far higher, $16.97 an hour, and the union is hoping the organizing drive will also have the effect of limiting the number of nonunion New Jersey contractors crossing the river to bid on jobs in Manhattan.

This violates the fundamental rules of capitalism; Adam Smith himself was wary of the effect of limiting liability, a bedrock principle of the modern corporation.

Despite the Liberal Democrat qualms, the chancellor, George Osborne, has already pencilled in savings in June's emergency budget from the effect of "limiting working-age housing benefit entitlement to reflect the size of the family in the social sector".

The bill would have required most Americans to get coverage through large regional purchasing groups and could have had the effect of limiting some people's choices of doctors.