Sentence examples for controls enforced from inspiring English sources
But with state coffers empty, banks closed and capital controls enforced, public-sector payments would be nearly impossible if Athens is not thrown a financial lifeline imminently.
Tells about stiffening controls enforced by the Ministry of Finance and the governors of Kabutocho, which has, over the last several months halted the market's upward surge.
She would like to see strict deficit controls enforced across the euro zone by the European Court of Justice, as part of the broader ceding of national power at the heart of her vision for more centralization.
This weekend the Briton faces the prospect of financial ruin following the shattering news that the proceeds from her house sale – €181,000 (£155,000) – will remain frozen in the Bank of Cyprus as a result of capital controls enforced to contain the crisis.
Among other things, he initiated wars on cancer and drugs, imposed wage and price controls, enforced desegregation of Southern schools and established the Environmental Protection Agency.
The reduction in VAPB ratio levels between patients and controls enforces the idea that iPSC technology can recapitulate the patients' original cell status (32, 54, 55).
Mandatory Access Control, enforced by the host operating system.
This is capitalist instead of Stalinist mind control, enforced by its easy allure and reinforced by security guards and cameras.
The population planners may even have created a generation which will one day render their own style of authoritarian birth control, enforced with fines, utterly unworkable.
Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, the top U.S. military officer in Iraq, approved in September a list of methods that included "sensory deprivation," "minimum bread and water," "light control," enforced silence and yelling at prisoners.
In speaking to the potential for severe violence, one such participant describes her pimp's control, enforced with the threat of a gun, and its culmination in her purposeful arrest as a means of escaping him.
