Sentence examples for imposed to protect from inspiring English sources

Colton has been hardest hit by restrictions imposed to protect the fly.

But restriction imposed to protect the public health, safety or morals from dangers threatended is not a taking.

These strings attached to the Troubled Asset Relief Program bailout were safeguards the Treasury imposed to protect taxpayer money.

But he will also have to convince his own troops, who are increasingly angry about the restrictions on using firepower imposed to protect civilians.

The general defended the policy by saying it was imposed to "protect" soldiers from allegations of rape but said the tests would be stopped.

In 2004, when the protectionist quotas that had been imposed to protect western jobs 30 years earlier expired, many in Bangladesh were apprehensive.

The two countries are at odds over import tariffs the United States imposes to protect two industries that are important to Florida, citrus and sugar.

It benefits the upper and upper-middle classes, the argument goes, by the strict standards it imposes to protect the land: growth control, open space, maintained eco-systems and the preservation of town or village character.

But they persuaded the 147 members of the trade organization to postpone making decisions about how much the tariffs would be reduced, with a special eye toward tariffs they impose to protect what they call sensitive products.

"The settlement requires Duke Energy to accelerate cleanup at four sites and drop its legal challenges on other regulatory requirements we have imposed to better protect the environment," Feldman added.

Dr. Ingelfinger said that he imposed restrictions to protect his journal's newsworthiness and economic self-interest.