Sentences with phrase «meaningful limits»

It speaks more to our addiction to coal, oil, and natural gas than to our desire to live fully as humans with meaningful limits.

America's working families lost today when the Supreme Court's ruling on McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission effectively removed meaningful limits on the total amount an individual can directly contribute to candidates, political parties and political committees.

Chinese and Western energy experts worry that China's energy challenge could become the world's problem — possibly dooming any international efforts to place meaningful limits on global warming.

Subject to the limitations imposed by Congress, a President can take any approach desired to making and changing regulations, but the APA does impose meaningful limits, in particular, on how and how fast, existing regulations can be changed, which may make it hard to eliminate two regulations for each new one that the administration wants to pass or is mandated by Congress to adopt to implement statutes it has passed.

* Stable funding for schools and meaningful limits on class sizes.

The judge ruled in 2012 that the company lacked «meaningful limits» on director awards.

As the commenters noted, indexing the threshold amount to inflation will help ensure that it remains a meaningful limit to the amount of delinquent debt a PLUS loan applicant may have and still qualify for a PLUS loan.

Looking ahead, even when the company no longer enjoys improving working capital terms, its site & revenue growth trajectory will continue to generate more earnings & more cash float, which funds more site & revenue growth, which... well, it's a simple but beautiful flywheel of repeated investment & growth, with no meaningful limit in terms of (global) market share.

As I and many others have argued, the most fundamental constraint on what lawyers do is the law itself; respect for law as a meaningful limit on their actions and those of their clients is one of the two principles underpinning lawyers» ethics (the other principle of course being client advocacy).