Sentence examples for imposed to prevent from inspiring English sources

Rules would also be imposed to prevent laddering.

An embargo may also be imposed to prevent potentially threatening countries from increasing their military power.

Capital controls are imposed to prevent the flight of money abroad.

Foreign Travel Orders can be imposed to prevent paedophiles going abroad if they are thought likely to commit further offences.

The freeholders will seek compensation for the loss of their future income stream, but caps need to be imposed to prevent exploitation.

Time and again, the N.S.A. has pushed past the limits that lawmakers thought they had imposed to prevent it from invading basic privacy, as guaranteed by the Constitution.

Much of the discussion concerned possible elements of equitable corporate compensation plans, as well as controls that the government might impose to prevent future abuses.

Johnson, between bites: "It is so far from being natural for a man and woman to live in a state of marriage that we find all the motives which they have for remaining in that connection and the restraints which civilized society imposes to prevent separation are hardly sufficient to keep them together".

It must also finalise a procedure to recapitalise Greek banks by December and move fast to remove capital controls imposed this summer to prevent a full-blown bank run.

In other bank rescues the EU has imposed conditions to prevent dividend payments and force big reductions in the size of banks.

When football became professional in the late 1880s and clubs formed limited companies to protect their members from personal liability for the expenses, the Football Association imposed rules to prevent these clubs becoming mere commercial vehicles.