"It means the ECB will now have the power to set its own limits on the number of Kolpaks or to set certain criteria for allowing them in, " she said.
If the city ever decides to set limits on its growth, it is unlikely to be because of fears for the environment.
But Ms Roe, Westminster's cabinet member for housing, said it would be better value for money if councillors were able to set their own limits on rental bills, rather than adhering to government rates.
Or is it time to set limits on what we as a society will pay for?
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Mr. Babolat isn't about to set limits on what the racket might do in the future.
Polls show that majorities of Americans favor almost every restriction actually being proposed to set limits on gun ownership.
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The argument between the Americans and Europeans is not about the principle, but about whether to set limits on it.
Fishing for sharks in international waters is unrestricted, but conservation groups are calling for urgent measures to set limits on shark catch and fishing quotas.
On top of that, the Environmental Protection Agency, in response to a decision by the Supreme Court, may have to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles -- establishing another standard.
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By the sixth year, the participants, now in their mid-30s, had split into two camps: the 60% who remained "at war" with their bodies, and the remaining 40% who decided to prioritize their health, meaning they paid more attention to sleep, exercise and diet and set limits on how much they allowed work to consume them.
The fiscal situation is just about under control (the budget deficit should fall below 3.5% of GDP in 2013 or 2014 and the level of debt is below the euro-area average) and the constitution has been amended to set strict limits on future deficits.
Islington Council is set to become the first council in the UK to introduce 20mph limits on its roads.
In 1999 Chrysler set the pattern and agreed to strict limits on the sale or closure of factories.
In 2000, the commissioner's office recommended a slotting system for the owners to follow, which set limits on the bonus of a top-five pick.
You can set it up to allow your children to open certain apps, you can set the time limits on use sensibly (including time of day as well as total time per day) and you could manage the websites they visited.
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Their perspectives helped shape the "Seven Pearls" suggestions: Set limits on how much you'll spend on clothes for a date, how to recognize a relationship "con artist" who doesn't pay his fair share and knowing that even the best-laid plans will be turned on their head by something unforeseen.
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Companies will face new limits on their ability to set past losses against profits.
The organization is also calling on the FDA to set limits for arsenic in food, which currently exist for water but not food.
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Some stress-reactive people time their commutes to avoid traffic, set time limits on stressful meetings or schedule onerous tasks at times when they aren't tired or hungry, says Ms. Martin, founder of WorkLifeNation.com, a website on managing stress.
The BBC understands that it also believes the European Commission is partly to blame because it did not set proper limits on pollution from diesel exhausts in the first place.
It will be able to set drink-driving laws, national speed limits and legislation on the control of airguns.
This leaves enterprises forced to answer new questions such as how much of the costs of such devices they should cover, what limits should be set on their costs and what policies should be set to mitigate their costs.
The arguments on the Humber Estuary are being repeated across the North of England as local authorities face up to the fact that they will not be able to meet tough new limits on the use of landfill set by both our Government and the European Commission.
Apple Chief Steve Jobs could be about to pull off yet another neat piece of jujitsu, using the limits placed by Microsoft on how netbook makers can use its software to set Apple apart from its low-end competitors.
Know your plan: Some employer 401(k) plans have an auto escalation feature that bumps that percentage up by one or two percentage points annually, but some set limits on what percentage of your salary you can defer, ranging from 6% to 15%.
To avoid this situation (which often represents a substantial cost) you should set strict time limits on the use of contractors .
Any European limits on Google could hamper the sweeping ambition that chief executive Larry Page has set for the company to turn itself from a search engine that primarily displays links to other sites into a "knowledge engine" that answers users' questions directly with information plucked from Google's own services.
Conscious efforts are made in and around the town to ensure that visitors explore such attractions without spoiling them, so it is forbidden to set foot on any trail or enter any river without making a reservation and each attraction limits the number of tourists that can visit at any time.
The case now set to come before the Supreme Court will challenge only the total contribution cap and does not go after the limits placed on money given to individual candidates and political parties.
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