Sentence examples for harshly restrict from inspiring English sources

Given how long marijuana prohibition itself has lasted and increasingly affirmative scientific research the public has reason to be skeptical of marijuana regulation regimes that harshly restrict growers, because those restrictions will ultimately affect customers as well.

Second, Merkel wants a moderate immigration policy -- while the AfD is fueling xenophobic fears and wants to harshly restrict the influx of foreigners.

Given that Social Security revenues exceeded outgo by $35 billion in 2016 alone, and that its trust funds hold combined assets of nearly $2.8 trillion, there is no need for lawmakers to so harshly restrict spending for SSA's operating expenses.

The Brazilian government has also pushed for Portuguese to be used as an official language at the United Nations and taken the lead in trying to revive the use of Portuguese in East Timor, where use of the language was harshly restricted during 25 years of Indonesian rule.

Noted the group, "The government harshly restricted dissent and assembly by activists from across the political spectrum during the year.

If the authorities restrict production harshly, European dairies will be caught on the hop when global demand resumes (cows need to reach milking age, so you cannot just increase production by turning a tap).

Nearing four years after Egypt's revolution, the country is grappling with staggering levels poverty and unemployment, terrorist attacks and harshly imposed laws restricting protests and freedom of speech.

The acknowledgments came in a hearing today before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, whose members harshly criticized ImClone's board for not firing or disciplining Dr. Waksal, despite the apparent forgeries and the personal spending of corporate funds that caused the board years ago to restrict Dr. Waksal's use of a corporate credit card.

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However, she was effectively imprisoned and restricted within a harshly empowered "Jewish" role that was designed to make her a victim of an impenetrable barrier.