Sentence examples for tightened the limits from inspiring English sources

Rabbinic law tightened the limits still further by banning musical instruments in the synagogue — and outside the synagogue, except during weddings.

The British Poor Law Reform of 1834, in particular, tightened the limits on relief in hopes of forcing able-bodied workers to fend for themselves.

This April, cash-strapped Arizona tightened the limit on welfare payments to two years.

The agency is considering tightening the limits on the organophosphates under provisions of the Food Quality Protection Act.

A researcher is experimenting with ways that a Web browser could tighten the limits on information provided to websites.

They have already positioned themselves to do this by imposing caps so high that few customers are affected; now all they need to do is tighten the limits.

A new media law adopted in September 2014, which tightens the limits for foreign investment from 50% in TV and radio to 20% in all media, comes into force on 1 January.

The LHC is not the only game in town, and Fermilab's Tevatron collider will for sure be presenting updated results from its search, which may show some first hints of the Higgs and will at the very least tighten the limits on what its mass might be.

We need to tighten the limits on borrowing at major financial institutions, both on balance sheet and off.

The upcoming Tier 3 emissions standards that will be phased in later this decade tighten the limits on particulates and may force automakers like Ford to add particulate filters to GTDI engines just as they already do on diesel engines.

And this week, the House approved legislation to limit those diversions to $4 billion, with the implicit promise to tighten the limit in future sessions.