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Strict limits must be put on the further issue of paper money.

There are strict limits to how much can go into the paper.

There is often a strict limit to how much can be spent on the present.

The festival has no strict limits as to subject matter.

Several countries, including Australia, have put strict limits on its use.

But there are strict limits to what even American resources can achieve.

But the board has placed strict limits on the cash.

But brokers said today that they cannot work under those strict limits.

It went against the fairy feeling about strict limits and conditions.

If you own more than 50% of the business, stricter limits apply.

What's more, there's a strict limit of one car per customer.

In other cases, the law puts strict limits on catching up.

Then again, they were also more likely than other age groups to support stricter limits on abortion.

Environmentalists, on the other hand, say states should have the right to set stricter limits.

The Russians held firm to their demands for strict limits.

But there are fairly strict limits on how far the Fed can go.

The stricter limits passed by the House today are unlikely to become law.

This implied strict limits on the numbers of men and weapons in their police force.

Congress could finally impose strict limits on money from political action committees.

It also set strict limits on Banks' interest rates and loans.

Surely there must be strict limits on how many it could hatch.

Diplomats say there are strict limits to the army's tolerance.

A14 Seattle voted to place strict limits on downtown development.

In both cases, strict limits on foreign ownership were invoked.

There will be stricter limits on contributions to political parties.