Sentence examples for imposed to keep from inspiring English sources

Libya is currently under a UN embargo imposed to keep arms away from terrorists and rival militias vying for power.

Big exporters began lifting the trade bans they had imposed to keep local prices from rising, so more food became available to world markets.

Female officers were given command of the police and emergency services, and a voluntary curfew was imposed to keep men from the streets after dark.

What they could not afford, though, was the spate of trade bans that grain exporters large and small imposed to keep food prices from rising at home.

"We're looking for assistance from City Council and any variance restrictions that can be imposed to keep the neighborhood composition the way it is," Mr. Glover said.

Through the civil suit, a temporary restraining order was imposed to keep the buildings shuttered until the owner can prove there is no more illegal activity.

Since coming to power in June after two tumultuous elections, Mr. Samaras has been laboring to restore Greece's credibility and to dispel all fears that the country could leave the euro, even as the harsh austerity he must impose to keep the country in the common currency stokes a new wave of social unrest.

If limits were imposed to try to keep athletes safe, some would try to exceed them to gain an edge.

By contrast, China imposed rules to keep home prices there from rising too fast.

After scientists found a moderate possibility that the strain could trigger allergic reactions in some people, the government registered the corn for use only in animal feed and biofuels, and imposed safeguards to keep it out of the food processing chain.

Exporting countries imposed restrictions to keep rice at home, while some of the largest rice importers signaled that they intended to significantly increase their buffer stocks.