Sentence examples for violated a limit from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the audit division said Mr. Sharpton may have violated a limit on the amount of their own money candidates can spend on their campaigns when they are receiving tax dollars.

The commission voted to make an "initial determination" that Mr. Sharpton had violated a limit on the amount of candidates' own money they can spend if they receive public campaign finance money, said Robert Biersack, a commission spokesman.

The European Union cracked a whip on two of its leading members today, voting to penalize Germany for violating a limit on the size of budget deficits and warning France that it risked the same treatment.

The report also said Mr. Deal had improperly failed to disclose that he was a corporate officer at the company, meaning that the $75,000 he earned from the business in 2008 violated a House limit on members' outside income.

Ms. Villicana said she and her husband were looking for another location for the 10,000-square-foot house, which violated a city ordinance limiting the size of residences on hillsides.

If you are accused of violating a "basic" limit, it means that you were traveling at an unsafe speed even though it was below the posted limit.

We observed quantum correlations, violating a classical limit by 76 standard deviations, and found that the correlations depended critically on the input state of the quantum walk.

If you are accused of violating a "presumed" limit, it means that you are accused of driving at an unsafe speed based on the conditions that existed while you were driving.

The charter company, SeaAir NY, had claimed that the city's restrictions violated a 1994 federal law that limits the ability of local governments to impose restrictions on air carriers.

Census officials said in a briefing last week that they were taking extra steps to encourage cooperation from some classes of citizens who might hide from census takers, including undocumented migrant laborers and families that have quietly violated a 30-year-old policy limiting many households to one child.

India's central bank suspects that the deal, announced in February, would violate a 74% limit on foreign ownership of telecoms firms.