Sentence examples for Legal curb from inspiring English sources

Instead, Chariot must load and unload passengers in legal curb spaces, which includes white passenger loading zones and yellow commercial loading zones.

The government is even toying with imposing legal curbs on foreign state-owned companies' investment.

Schwarz added that it would be counter-productive to put too many legal curbs on gambling.

It is the first drone strike in almost six weeks and comes soon after Barack Obama outlined new legal curbs on their use.

Officials have claimed that Britain has some of the world's toughest legal curbs on the ownership of shotguns, rifles and handguns, with such tight restrictions that members of the Olympic pistol-shooting team have been barred from training in England, Scotland or Wales.

But another bloc of Republicans urges limits on legal immigration to curb sprawl and population growth, and opposes legalizing illegal immigrants (who tend to vote Democratic if they become citizens) as a dangerous precedent.

The Home Office said that Britain had done more than any other country to curb legal highs.

A police monitoring group and campaigners have started legal action to curb a clandestine database that records its subjects' political activities.

The memo became public one day before Trump's endorsement of a Senate bill that would curb legal immigration to the United States.

Gobind Nankani, a Ghanaian recently named the World Bank's vice president for Africa, left, said that African governments must work harder to curb legal and regulatory hurdles that make the continent a high-cost, high-risk place for investment.

A couple have squandered a third of their multimillion-pound wealth in the divorce courts, prompting a judge to call for legal reforms to curb the fees lawyers can charge their own clients.