The previous government had already agreed that lawyers' success fees, which can inflate costs hugely, should be limited to a maximum of 10% of the total bill.

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The commission recommends that the right to put forward candidates for top-up member seats should be limited to those parties which have candidates standing for election in at least half of the constituencies within the top-up area.

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However, that data points to limited supply of homes for sale, which should be a boost to home prices this year.

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Our main recommendation is therefore that her powers should be limited to those categories of data for which a case can now be made.

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It said services would be "very limited" and travellers should check which services were running.

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All nine high court justices agreed that honest services fraud, which attempted to impose a vague notion of fair dealing in public and private affairs, should be limited to cases involving only bribery or kickbacks.

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Looked at in that light, for the first time in recent memory Americans are actually talking about the Constitution, specifically the 10th amendment, which is very clear about how the role of the federal government in our lives should be strictly limited.

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Nike, which will become the exclusive supplier of NFL jerseys to all of the league's 32 teams starting next month, says Reebok should be limited to selling what remains of its existing inventory of products, which would include Tebow apparel from his former team, the Denver Broncos, not new Jets products.

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Some hedge-fund managers believe those disclosures, which are contained within limited-partnership agreements and the fund's offering documents, should not be regulated by the agency.

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