Sentence examples for without having to limit from inspiring English sources

No easy task; it is hard enough to find one's voice without having to limit it to short and simple spurts.

While CVs have always had specific rules about what order information is presented in (e.g. should it be one page or two?), your LinkedIn profile will have a whole host of information without having to limit yourself too badly.

Malik quotes the sociologist Tariq Modood on this issue: "If people are to occupy the same political space without conflict, they mutually have to limit the extent to which they subject each other's fundamental beliefs to criticism".

(Social Worker (SW 3) Some caregivers and social care workers stated that without the GPS they would have had to limit the person's freedom.

These "open" environments provide both advertisers and publishers with flexibility to "go native" with their media strategies without having to be limited to a single ad execution or platform for promotion.

Another difference between GoFundMe and other platforms is that users keep all the cash they pull in, without having to worry about time limits for campaigns that are set up or hitting a minimum funding requirement.

Because it was on loan, Firth's options on acting as if he was trying to save Denham was very limited without having to damage the car.

Nonprofits like the one cited in the Calderon case allow politicians to collect contributions from special interests without having to abide by the $4,100 limit on campaign contributions in legislative races.

Supporters of the bill say that at least one state appellate ruling, in 1961 stemming from a dispute in Buffalo, concluded that local legislators could repeal a term limits law without having to submit the matter to a referendum.

A customer friendly approach to anti-piracy, CEG makes unique copies of games for each user allowing them to access the application on multiple machines without install limits and without having to install root kits on their PC.

"One can get quite close to the ultimate physical limit of memory without having to resort to thermonuclear explosions," Dr. Lloyd said.