Sentence examples for impose restrictive from inspiring English sources

They announced their intention to impose "restrictive measures" on members of Tunisia's former regime.

"At the same time, to protect usable resources and sustainable development, China will also continue to impose restrictive measures on exploration, production and import and export," it added.

Yet commentators often seem determined, when evaluating women, to impose restrictive labels on them, implying that their performance is somehow linked to this categorisation.

The commission hinted that it could use the guidelines to ensure that national legislation does not violate EU treaties, a veiled threat to governments seeking to impose restrictive measures on the sharing economy.

The United Nations may be relying on evidence obtained by torture when deciding whether to impose restrictive financial sanctions on al-Qaida suspects, a British UN official has warned.

A critical development in her thinking occurred when she noticed that even anti-regulation ideologues in the corporate world were often eager for the federal government to impose restrictive controls on their competitors.

But imposing restrictive content and financial compensation restrictions on adherence programs does nothing to improve privacy and punishes patients, particularly seniors and those with chronic illness and many others who benefit from timely medication reminders.

But he cautioned against imposing restrictive regulations or laws.

McDonald's has been accused of abusing its dominant market position in Europe by imposing restrictive contracts on franchisees.

The High Court justice Duncan Ouseley on Thursday rejected the Swedish government's request that bail be denied, but he imposed restrictive conditions on Mr. Assange.

Gavin Newsom, San Francisco's mayor, said that better parking systems were part of a broader approach to managing congestion without imposing restrictive tolls, as used in London and Singapore to discourage driving in downtown areas.