Sentence examples for curbs imposed from inspiring English sources

Some want new production curbs imposed immediately to make milk scarcer and thus more expensive.

America and Russia have called jointly for other states to accept the curbs imposed by their bilateral treaty on Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces. Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces

Mr Obama was poised to announce, ahead of the summit, the scrapping of curbs imposed by Mr Bush on visits and remittances to the island by Cuban-Americans.

Although the US administration last year demanded Israel halt all settlement building, it eventually welcomed the partial curbs imposed by the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

The police surrounded Pakistan's biggest stock exchange to thwart violence by investors demanding a trading halt as price curbs imposed after the biggest slump in a decade locked up their money.

While it does not directly refer to President George W. Bush's eight years in office, many of the signatories spent years fighting the curbs imposed on federal scientists during that time.

On March 1st the State Council, China's cabinet, spelled out fresh curbs on property speculation, sending the housing market, the stockmarket and even the marriage market into a tizzy.The curbs impose higher down-payments and stiffer mortgage rates on people buying second homes in property hotspots.

She ALSO told them that I am a drug addict, which pisses me off because I'm not and, in fact, the only thing I am addicted to is online shopping, which the BPL does wonders to curb, imposing its thirty minute free internet usage time limit and all.

Temporary curbs were imposed on Romanians and Bulgarians in 2005 to protect the British labour market, but those curbs expire in December and under EU laws cannot be extended.

Some libertarians dislike, on principle, the idea of such curbs being imposed by the state.

On Tuesday, some of the curbs Cyprus imposed on removing money from banks were softened.