Sentence examples for to reduce the limits from inspiring English sources

"Powerful landowners are trying to use this opportunity to reduce the limits of the park," said Aguiar.

But the plans to reduce the limits to £20,000 (£385 a week), or £23,000 (£442) in London, would mean that large parts of the south-east and south-west, and some northern cities, would be unaffordable for many more families when it is introduced next April, data compiled by the housing charity Shelter shows.

The aim of applying MCC in healthcare applications is to reduce the limits of traditional medical applications (e.g., security, small storage, and medical errors [15, 16]).

A more sensible approach would be to reduce the limits of liability for a motorist who injures or kills someone who was not using a seat belt.

There will be many of us who will never stop campaigning to reduce the limit," Kawczynski said.

Perhaps most impressively, in government the Lib Dems will deliver on their other manifesto pledge to reduce the limit on precharge detention from 28 to 14 days.

However, home secretary Theresa May said she believed there was scope to reduce the limit on when a termination can take place to 20 weeks.

Representative Earl Blumenauer, Democrat of Oregon, said it was cruel to reduce the limit because, in many parts of the country, "the jobs aren't there".

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the British Medical Association said there was no change in science or in the medical opinion around abortion since the previous move to reduce the limit in 2008 which was defeated in parliament.

The home secretary, Theresa May, also spoke out on the issue on Saturday, saying she believed there was scope to reduce the limit on when a termination can take place, to 20 weeks into a pregnancy.

On some of the lakes most popular among white anglers, for example, state game wardens last year had to reduce the limit for non-Indian anglers to one or two fish per day as a result of spearing activity by the Chippewa.