Sentence examples for governmental controls from inspiring English sources

Strict governmental controls were imposed in 1801 and not removed until 1867.

Somewhat relaxed governmental controls on private ownership and the consequent rise of entrepreneurial enterprises provided a burgeoning market in China for automobile ownership by individuals.

In that decision, the Supreme Court decided ancestral land reacquired by the nation was not sovereign and, as a result, was taxable and subject to governmental controls like zoning and use regulations.

It was replaced by the current system (or nonsystem), in which most major exchange rates are determined by the market, and money is allowed, in large part, to flow around the world unencumbered by governmental controls.

The so-called Prague Spring of 1968, a short-lived excursion into liberalized social and governmental controls attempted by the government of Alexander Dubček, was terminated by Soviet military action in August of that year.

In the 1960s, public indignation at the harvest of whitecoats brought strict regulations and tight governmental controls over harvesting activities, particularly with respect to humane killing and the enforcement of annual quotas.

In his address, Mr. Reagan advocated less governmental control.

After the dictator fell, Iraq's bigger Shia population eventually seized dominant governmental control.

Insurance companies have dug in their heels, wary of too much governmental control.

Firm Ottoman governmental control was established over Anatolia, Iraq, and much of Rumelia.

In both cases, counterinsurgency specialists drawing on the Malaya example tried to establish widening zones of governmental control.