Sentences with phrase «strict limits on»

As their country faces the possibility of default on its debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and potential exit from the European Union, Greek citizens woke up this Monday to face bank closures and strict limits on how much money they...

Another unknown is whether the government will it impose strict limits on the points and fees lenders charge for loan originations — what Yun called a kind of price control that could end up dampening loan availability.

[iv] State law places strict limits on local authority to impose requirements on large family child care homes.

The law places strict limits on employers when it comes to asking job applicants to answer medical questions, take a medical exam, or identify a disability.

Being limited to 512 MB RAM does, on paper, seem like a significant detriment, but Android this is not: Microsoft has set strict limits on how much memory apps can use, both in the foreground and behind the scenes, ensuring that slowdown is kept to a minimum.

At a minimum, that protection must include data security protections meeting a set of defined standards, it must include encryption, and it must include strict limits on data sharing.

In addition, they usually have strict limits on the amount of the death benefit.

Most auto policies don't include comprehensive coverage for personal belongings, and homeowner policies typically place strict limits on off - premises coverage and require a sizable deductible to be paid first.

Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Act contains strict limits on when an employee can claim WSIB benefits as a result of mental stress — either in the workplace or as a result of an injury.

The platform put strict limits on how they could manage numbers and calls, and only offered barebones reporting.

[20]... There have been several moves, periods of time when the claimant has had to park her car because she could not afford insurance, times when Internet and television were not available in the home as a result of an inability to meet the cost, and strict limits on extracurricular activities unless the claimant's parents paid for them or the respondent agreed to contribute to them.

Driven by frustration over the laggard climate change policies of North American federal governments, the WCI led by California envisioned a «cap and trade» system setting strict limits on the emissions of the biggest polluters.

Strict limits on the number of emissions permits airlines can buy from projects in developing countries in order to incentivise emissions cuts within the EU.

A letter signed by Barbara Boxer, Jeff Bingaman and Joseph Lieberman stating that Democrats in January would begin a push for strict limits on greenhouse gas emissions.

If damages are well defined, such as you might have with property in a car accident, there are really strict limits on the liability and payments.

It sets strict limits on the amount and nature of «natural» variability.

He also helped introduce a corporate coalition, the United States Climate Action Partnership, whose Fortune 500 members — Alcoa, General Electric, DuPont and dozens more — have called for strict limits on global warming pollution.

The results echo a similar study undertaken by the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication, which found that Americans «support setting strict limits on carbon dioxide emissions from existing coal - fired plants,» by a nearly 2 - to - 1 margin — «even if the cost of electricity to consumers and companies increases.»

The «Report» says that strict limits on «global warming» pollution can harness the power and creativity of capital markets, and that cap - and - trade would work by «turning market failure into market success».

Some good news from this research: Nationally, 77 % of citizens support funding research into renewable energy sources, 74 % support regulating CO2 as a pollutant, and 63 % support strict limits on existing coal - fired power plants.

Our Haida Gwaii tours take place in Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage site that has strict limits on the number of tour companies and visitors enter the area.

Many plans have strict limits on the type of vehicles covered (no trucks, exotic vehicles, etc.), the time period covered (e.g., no rentals longer than 30 days), and even geographical restrictions on what country you're covered in or what type of terrain you can drive on (no gravel, off - road, etc.).

Plus, you may find your options too limited, since most hotels are located in the U.S. and properties can put strict limits on awards rooms.

Although this places strict limits on the type of work they can perform, it also makes it possible for individuals to become veterinary assistants without having to complete a course of formal study.

And you only have to raise a modest amount because there are strict limits on what you can spend.

In addition, they usually have strict limits on the amount of the death benefit.

Some states set very strict limits on the amount of money people can borrow through any payday loan lender while others impose limits on the annual percentage rate that lenders can charge.

The Funds» investments are held predominantly in traditional assets and with strict limits on exposure to liquidity constrained alternatives.

You should also look for banks and credit unions that don't impose excessive ATM fees or strict limits on how much you can spend or withdraw each day.

There are strict limits on the annual and total amount you can borrow for both undergraduate and graduate students

The IRS has strict limits on which taxes can be eliminated in bankruptcy.

I know there ARE strict limits on what kinds of modifications can be made by adding annotations to checks these days; that was one of the things banks demanded in exchange for processing checks more quickly than they used to.

While Japanese licensors have traditionally put strict limits on manga licenses, region - blocking seems to be going the way of the dodo.

Seeking to prevent the spiraling budgets and one - team / make domination of both series, JGTC imposed strict limits on power, and heavy weight penalties on race winners in an openly stated objective to keep on - track action close with an emphasis on keeping fans happy.

Burkhalter said membership was about 90,000 before Walker's strict limits on collective bargaining for most public workers kicked in.

Though high - performing teachers typically work long, unpredictable hours, traditional teacher contracts both set strict limits on hours and are extremely prescriptive about what responsibilities can be assigned within those limited work days.

Several other states also put strict limits on the number of new charter schools.

EcoLogo requires products to meet Energy Star criteria and Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) requirements and sets strict limits on ozone, dust, and VOC emissions.

Ultimately, the only way to keep these movies at feature length may be to put strict limits on franchise overlap.

Strict limits on the use of added fruit waxes are provided in the organic regulations set forth by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in its National Organics Program.

In 2001 Japan established strict limits on the use of embryonic stem cells.

While nearly all of the 398 hospitals in the study use a variety of measures to protect their patients from Clostridium difficile infections, 48 percent haven't adopted strict limits on the use of antibiotics and other drugs that can allow the dangerous bug to flourish, the researchers report.

Under the rules in place last year, New York anglers face strict limits on the size and number of fish they can bring in, and yet their fluke haul was 13 percent over target.

He tells me that during the Dust Bowl era, when land managers saw their lands blowing away, they got together in 1934 and promoted the Taylor Grazing Act, which set strict limits on grazing activities in the western U.S. «What we did then is a model of what we can do today.

Formulated in 1927 by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg, the uncertainty principle puts strict limits on how accurately one can measure the position, velocity, energy, and other properties of a particle.

Opponents, mostly Democrats, said the bill could endanger public safety by overriding state laws that place strict limits on guns.

The Lords is likely to be a battleground for the government since the Conservatives do not have an overall majority in the upper chamber, even though in practice there are strict limits on how far peers can resist central planks of legislation agreed by the Commons.

Executives are getting around state rules that place strict limits on «double dipping» and are pulling down two...

«These organizations, known as 501 (c)(3) s have strict limits on their lobbying involvement — limitations that amount to a small fraction of their budgets.

And the reforms tied to this pay raise are excellent: They include strict limits on outside income, so being a council member will now be a full - time job.