Sentence examples for imposed limitations on from inspiring English sources

Friends' and family members' attitudes changed too and, although well meaning, imposed limitations on me that were not always necessary.

Among other things, the order imposed limitations on Administration officials, preventing them from working, for two years, on issues in government that they had previously advocated for as lobbyists, and mandating a five-year hiatus from lobbying after leaving government.

Unlike Germany and some other lands, Britain is not planning direct restrictions on immigration from the 10 new members from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean, which are set to swell the ranks of the European Union to 25 on May 1. Germany and Austria have imposed limitations on labor movement from Eastern Europe for up to seven years after enlargement, according to the German Labor Ministry.

Alarmed by these parallels, officials have imposed limitations on commemoration events and centenary-related publications.

Historically, "disability" has been used either as a synonym for "inability" or as a reference to legally imposed limitations on rights and powers.

The data model captures equipment imposed limitations on designs and the couplings between design parameters and their impact on the manufacturing system.

But to get serious about limiting greenhouse gases, it's not enough to impose limitations on plants that may never get built.

The easement imposes limitations on what the owner can do.

They signify the idea of travel and, at the same time, impose limitations on it.

The regulator would issue licenses to states and territories for the growing of cannabis without imposing limitations on how the crop is used.

Poverty strips individuals of their freedom, imposing limitations on every aspect of their lives, from what they can eat to how they spend their leisure time.