Sentence examples for implement new restrictions from inspiring English sources

For a few days, it seemed that Welles would be punished and that the F.C.C. would implement new restrictions.

But the collective-bargaining agreement between the National Basketball Players Association and the N.B.A. owners was about to expire, and there was widespread belief that the owners, seeking to save themselves from themselves, would implement new restrictions to cap player earnings.

The Fata economy traditionally benefited from the free flow of goods over the border, but Pakistan is implementing new restrictions to end that unofficial trade.

Al Gore was last year moved to say: "President Obama appears to have bowed to pressure from polluters who did not want to bear the cost of implementing new restrictions on their harmful pollution".

Instead of relying on science, President Obama appears to have bowed to pressure from polluters who did not want to bear the cost of implementing new restrictions on their harmful pollution – even though economists have shown that the US economy would benefit from the job creating investments associated with implementing the new technology.

Additionally, the state has implemented new restrictions and additional requirements for the application of prescribed burning and approved a bill to fund a fleet of state owned aerial wildfire suppression resources.

We're seeing laws severely limiting early voting, states passing strict voter identification laws and implementing new restrictions on voter registration.

The thousands of complaints from Tuesday's primary in Arizona highlight broader accusations by Democrats who view funding cuts that lead lawmakers to pare back voting sites and implement new voting restrictions in at least 16 states across the country since 2013, as an effort by Republicans to muzzle the Democratic vote, and especially minority voices.

Since 2010, 20 states have implemented new voting restrictions, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.

Within six weeks of the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, six Southern states passed or implemented new voting restrictions.

A record 5,000 Venezuelans entered Peru in one day in August, before the country implemented new entry restrictions, the country's migration head, Eduardo Sevilla, said in September.