Sentence examples for imposed restraints from inspiring English sources

It imposed restraints on the power politics that had nearly destroyed the world.

He has imposed restraints on short-sellers, market speculators who borrow stock and then sell it in the hope that it will decline.

Even after the Vietnamese Communists began to expand these sanctuaries four weeks ago, we counseled patience to our South Vietnamese allies and imposed restraints on our own commanders.

When small, economical and reliable Japanese cars started to eat into Detroit's market share, the American government imposed restraints on those imports.

In the face of growing trade between northwestern and southeastern Europe, Austria and Switzerland have imposed restraints on use of their countries as a transit corridor by over-the-highway freight to safeguard their environments.

Arkes writes that in the 1923 minimum-wage cases, Sutherland "simply sought to judge whether the formulas in the legislation contained real principles: When the law imposed restraints on personal freedom, did it in fact proscribe things that were in principle wrong.

and across the country is against imposed restraint & against further exposure.

This time around, when senators on the right asked, Ms. Ringhand said, "The concern seemed to be a desire for judicially imposed restraint".

The objective of our commitment was to scaling-up photoreactors of any type, starting from small-scale laboratory reactors results, with the additional imposed restraint of never making use of empirically adjusted parameters.

Man is born into society, which imposes restraints on him.

The weight and space limitations of an offshore installation impose restraints on electrical equipment installed.