Sentence examples for urged to limit from inspiring English sources

Employees were also urged to limit weekend work to one day when feasible, and get home to their families on Friday nights.

Academy members are urged to limit parties to true friends, and to prevent studios from paying for the food or drink at those occasions.

The administration and the sugar industry, which has a long history of generous giving to both political parties, seem particularly disturbed at W.H.O.'s proposals that countries be urged to limit advertising, especially ads directed at children, encouraging unhealthy diets and that schools should limit "availability of products high in salt, sugar and fats".

Why are we urged to limit our focus to internal issues, as if we can't walk and chew gum at the same time?

Thirteen states have already taken steps at the commission's urging to limit the crab harvest in an attempt to protect the red knot, an imperiled shorebird that relies on the eggs of horseshoe crabs in places like Cape May and Delaware Bay to refuel during its migration from southern Argentina to breeding grounds in Arctic Canada each spring.

"I hope the urge to limit people's freedom of speech and expression won't results in revoking people's rights".

In this way, we become part of the entire story of humanity, resisting the urge to limit ourselves to what we perceive as just our own narrative.

In the 1950s, for instance, pregnant women were urged to strictly limit their weight gain to avoid pre-eclampsia, a syndrome characterized by high blood pressure, fluid retention and kidney problems.

And there is such joy in contending with questions that matter and pushing yourself, as the late playwright August Wilson urged, to the "limits of your instrument".

Dr. Furberg's team urged doctors to limit use of calcium channel blockers to patients who have not responded to or cannot tolerate other standard drugs.

Irking the Israeli government, the international investigative committee headed by former Senator George J. Mitchell urged Israel to limit itself to the use of "nonlethal force," and to better supervise young draftees under fire.