Sentence examples for imposing restriction from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has backed away from imposing restriction on carbon dioxide, a move would have dealt new setbacks to the industry.

More specifically, the CFI change (.001 < ΔCFI < .008) was within the acceptable range and the RMSEA, again, improved when imposing restriction of weak and strong MI in most countries except Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

Wilcox and Donlan (2007) suggested that removal of invasive predators is a more effective measure for seabird conservation from a return-on-investment perspective (i.e. percent increase in population growth per dollar invested) and more socio-politically feasible than imposing restriction to fishery.

"It's outsiders imposing restrictions.

The agency may consider imposing restrictions like rate freezes.

The Council nevertheless passed a resolution imposing restrictions on police intelligence.

In September 1997, the commission prohibited Toys RR" Us from imposing restrictions on purchase contracts with toymakers.

Options range from imposing restrictions on Microsoft's conduct to breaking up the company.

Momentum effects are yet another reason to refrain from imposing restrictions on short-sellers.

How far should a university go in imposing restrictions on their professors and trainees?

Growing awareness and environmental legislations are imposing restrictions on the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).