Sentence examples for block restrictions from inspiring English sources

Rather, it seeks to block restrictions that would greatly limit how and where it can advertise.

A statesmanlike sentiment, and one more commonly deployed by MPs to block restrictions to the buy-to-let property market.

But in fact industry groups are already mobilizing to block restrictions they oppose and win new protections they have wanted for years.

Proponents of tougher regulations for the politically influential and beleaguered commercial college industry succeeded, for now, in beating back an effort to block restrictions on how the schools get federal aid.

Mr. Dobbins fought the rule, which was enacted in 1999, that made the five-block restrictions effective round-the-clock rather than only between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.

Methylation of DNA then blocks restriction by HapII and the terminal biotin moiety is preserved to be available for attachment of alkaline phosphatase producing an electroactive indicator, yielding electrochemical signal from the methylated DNA.

Mr. Stevens demanded that the final budget agreement block new restrictions on fishing proposed by the Clinton administration.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that tobacco companies hoping to block new restrictions on their marketing have little chance of succeeding.

Chesapeake Energy, which has lobbied state and local officials to block proposed restrictions on natural gas extraction, has provided sport utility vehicles that use natural gas.

But now that company, Del Monte Fresh Produce, is trying to block additional restrictions on melon imports, setting off an unusually public battle between the produce industry and food safety regulators.

The FSA discussed how a proposed financial transaction tax would make high-frequency trading "prohibitively expensive", and assessed whether it were possible to form a coalition to block European restrictions on short-selling.