Sentence examples for imposed strict regulations from inspiring English sources
Yet there is a lesson here: San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley, which imposed strict regulations on the shops from the start, have had few problems.
Another reason is powerful government incentives, especially in California, that have imposed strict regulations intended to help reduce carbon emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
After a Department of Health site visit, 2 teaching hospitals imposed strict regulations on operating room attire, including full coverage of ears and facial hair.
If Putin considers the counterfactual case of energy policy under a Clinton presidency, he would rejoice as the administration's blocked pipelines, imposed strict regulations on unconventional oil and gas, froze leases on federal lands, and used other anti-carbon actions that prop up his shaky petrostate.
The lawsuit situates last month's raid in the context of the city's passage and implementation of a ballot initiative that imposed strict regulations on medical marijuana dispensaries.
Over the years, global efforts have imposed strict regulations on the international trade of caviar, particularly on the harvest of sturgeons from the Caspian Sea where the highly prized caviar from the beluga sturgeon originates.
What was true in Hanna's century remained true in the next, and since the Watergate scandal of the 1970s, Congress has imposed stricter regulations on money in politics.
The majority of U.S. carriers imposed stricter regulations for passengers traveling with animals.
The government rightfully imposed stricter regulations on sulfur.
