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But at the same time the government wants to impose curbs on anything resembling speech that might conceivably promote an ill-defined Islamic "radicalisation".
The White House has been reluctant to impose curbs on the delivery of refined petroleum to Iran, fearing that gasoline shortages would make Iranian civilians more angry at the West than at their own government.
They have also said that in evaluating local officials for promotion, they will now consider the debts they incur as well as the growth they generate.China's regulators have also tried to impose curbs on lenders, discouraging bank loans to local-government investment vehicles, for example.
(In contrast, EU countries that impose curbs on foreigners give migrant workers already in them a reason to stay during downturns, for fear that it will be hard to return).And if they stay?Yet an alternative prospect also haunts advocates of open borders: that Poland and other eastern countries slide into recession, encouraging migrants to stay in Ireland on welfare.
More than that, they will have to try to rescue their company from multiple government onslaughts and criminal investigations from members of Parliament who think they must impose curbs on News Corp.'s ownership of newspapers and television and sports in England, and from shareholders who claim they have been cheated.
Mr Rutte's five-month-old cabinet has pledged to ban the full Islamic veil in the country, to impose curbs on immigration and also to implement budget cuts.
Desperate for hard currency, the government imposed curbs on imports and foreign-exchange transactions.
As the current-account surplus diminishes, the government has imposed curbs on imports and stricter capital controls.
Mr. Spitzer created a commission to study disparities in sentencing, while he imposed curbs on temporary release programs from prison.
China, its cities choked in smog, is following Europe in imposing curbs on emissions of noxious nitrogen oxides and fine soot particles.
The law also imposes curbs on proprietary trading and the derivatives business, restrictions that level the playing field for small lenders competing against giant competitors.
