Sentence examples for impose tight limits from inspiring English sources

Congress should impose tight limits on no-bid contracts to favored companies.

Moving to head off a feared deluge of steel diverted from the United States, the European Union is preparing to impose tight limits on imported steel products, officials of the union said today.

The new Congress should impose tighter limits on executive pay at banks taking taxpayer money.

For years Chinese government regulators have discussed the need to impose tighter limits on emissions.

If taxpayers are required to bail out investment banks, the governments need to impose tighter limits on the risks those banks can take.

Negotiators said they were likely to impose tighter limits on wealthy recipients who did not earn most of their income from farming, but those who did farm for most of their earnings would mostly likely not face the lower caps.

It will impose tighter limits on their payroll costs, force them to issue more detailed and more frequent accounts, and make it illegal for a higher tier of government to take on the debts of lower tiers.

But its report also said that any intervention should be "cautious and stop short of imposing tight limits or an outright ban on such trading".

A presidential "Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba" proposed increasing aid to the dissidents while imposing tight limits on cash remittances to relatives on the island.

Moreover, if government power must be legitimized by its consequences rather than by its supposedly consensual origins, that strengthens the case for imposing tight limits on the state in areas where the consequences are negative, or even ambiguous.

Mr York, a correspondent for the conservative National Review, notes that since a new campaign-finance law imposed tight limits on how much anyone could give to a candidate or party, the biggest donors have put their millions into "independent" campaign groups, which they effectively control.