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Those that don't often find urban migration unmanageable.Some governments are trying to curb the growth of cities by imposing limits on movement and restrictions on land use.

Another factor might have been the Senate's approval of a proposal on Thursday that could cut bank revenue by imposing limits on fees they can charge businesses to process debit card transactions.

Chuba Ezekwesili, research analyst at Nigerian Economic Summit Group, says despite the falling price of crude, the country has been able to avoid a jump in inflation by imposing limits on the availability of foreign currency.

A1 Houston Mayor Says FEMA Lied Mayor Bill White of Houston accused the Federal Emergency Management Agency of breaking its promise to Hurricane Katrina survivors by imposing limits on a housing relocation program at the same time it is cutting off hotel subsidies.

Ramon Arratia, European sustainability director at Interface, said the European commission, by imposing limits on CO2 emissions from new cars, had shown how "top-down, old-school regulation" can allow innovative new technologies, such as regenerative brakes, to move from the fringes to influence a market.

Now the company is sharpening that strategy by imposing limits on how many groups a message can be sent on to.

Concerns about money-laundering can be dealt with by imposing limits (typically $100) on the size of mobile-money transactions, and on the maximum balance.

The petition called for the United States to reject the Kyoto Protocol, the 1997 treaty, negotiated by more than 150 countries, imposing limits on emissions of gases like carbon dioxide.

China's cities have now reached a similar stage, minus the street protests, and local and national governments are increasingly following American and European regulators in imposing limits on emissions by new cars of nitrogen oxides (NOX), hydrocarbons and fine soot particles.

In rooms where occupants and other inside heat sources are fewer than anticipated by design, it imposes limits on excessive space cooling and uses AHU blower operation, which is more effective against room temperature increases than AHU cooling operation in the winter.

The smuggling of milk powder is on the rise, such that British supermarkets frequented by Chinese tourists have imposed limits on how many boxes a single customer can purchase.