Sentence examples for impose tough limits from inspiring English sources

New European Union rules in the Large Combustion Plant Directive impose tough limits on emissions of nasty oxides of sulphur and nitrogen, which cause acid rain, as well as of carcinogenic particulates.

But behind the scenes, the UK Treasury is trying to water down attempts by EU legislators to impose tough limits on the fiendishly complicated trading systems that generate a significant slice of trading on Europe's stock exchanges.

It would also impose tougher limits on executive pay.

Also last week, a federal judge handed yet another victory to California, which has been trying to impose tough CO2 limits on automobiles.

But others, including Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, would impose tough new limits.

But legal experts believe the court will impose tough conditions limiting Berlin's flexibility on future bailouts, which could be seen as a negative by the markets.

But legal experts believe it will impose tough conditions limiting Berlin's flexibility on future rescues, which could be seen as a negative by markets.

The Senate Banking Committee has approved accounting legislation that would impose tough measures to limit the lucrative consulting that accounting firms can do on companies they audit and would put the industry under a regulatory board composed mostly of people outside the industry.

Mr. Summers said the Obama administration would also impose tough conditions on companies receiving aid, including limits on executive pay and shareholder dividends.

The Arab League needs to impose tough sanctions, now.

It requires signatories to impose tough sanctions on ships that break the rules.