Sentence examples for act severely from inspiring English sources
The 1994 act severely limited the ability of the Food and Drug Administration to police supplements for safety and effectiveness.
In October , 2001 when the passage of the Patriot Act severely damaged PayPal's second line of business handling cash transactions for gamblers Hoffman helped arrange a quick sale of PayPal to eBay.
They went to work and, the next year, Congress passed the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, severely reducing the legal liability of gun manufacturers, distributors and dealers for reckless acts that send guns to the black market.
In October , 2001 when the passage of the Patriot Act severely damaged PayPal's second line of business — handling cash transactions for gamblers — Hoffman helped arrange a quick sale of PayPal to eBay.
Unlike in the U.S., where the Glass-Steagall Act severely limits the ability of banks to engage in securities underwriting, European giants such as ABN Amro and Germany's Deutsche Bank can do everything from issue corporate bonds to sit on the board of directors.
The police, in response, had acted severely, making mass arrests and openly beating unarmed people with truncheons in front of news cameras.
Because of their strict adherence to the Written Law, the Sadducees acted severely in cases involving the death penalty, and they interpreted literally the Mosaic principle of lex talionis ("an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth").
On the contrary, purifying selection was found to act more severely on genes acting at the downstream part of the network, which seems to be due to downstream genes being more highly and broadly expressed, having certain functions and, in particular, encoding proteins that are more highly connected in the protein protein interaction network.
Germany very recently adopted the new Cultural Property Protection Act that severely restricts the collecting of and trade in fossils.
The rule stems from a 1994 law, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, which severely restricts the F.D.A.'s authority to regulate herbal products and other supplements.
One immediate result was Parliament's passage in 1751 of the Currency Act, which severely curtailed the issuing of paper money in the New England colonies.
