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She set limits for her behavior and kept to them.

And from my own experience, I set limits for myself.

A million times a day parents set limits with their children.

Of course she was going to have to set limits.

Only a lower limit on its half life of over 10 years has been set.

We have to set limits, because violence is so much in the air.

He can't stand the thought that anyone can set limits on him.

A Senate bill would set an even lower limit of $125 an hour.

But let each state set its own rules and limits.

The new rules are expected to set a limit of 30 days.

Eventually i think the world will have to impose a limit on the amount of children to a family, like China's one child policy.

A series imposes limits, and I do my best to test them.

This imposes a natural limit on what we can do.

To impose limits on the enemy, you must know your own.

The board is also required to determine whether to impose limits on the terms of its members.

What we are talking about is imposing real limits on the potential for these attacks to be carried out.

But 20 states have imposed such limits on their legislatures in recent years.

In addition, the law imposes even lower limits for specific measures.

But he insists that the Government must not impose limits on private spending for health care.

Of the rest, most charged a fee or imposed other limits.