Sentence examples for imposing stringent limits from inspiring English sources

The municipal government of Beijing, China's largest single market with 4 percent of sales last year, stunned the industry last December by imposing stringent limits on the number of new-car registrations each month, effectively imposing a decline in sales of close to 70 percent.

Collective effects such as halo formation and emittance growth impose stringent limits on the driver and can raise the costs of the machine.

The original permit did not impose stringent limits, allowing Microsoft to operate its generators for a combined total of more than 6,000 hours a year for "emergency backup electrical power" or unspecified "maintenance purposes".

Second, Microsoft imposed stringent limits on the freedom of OEM's to reconfigure or modify Windows 95 and Windows 98 in ways that might enable OEM's to generate usage for Navigator in spite of the contractual and technological devices that Microsoft had employed to bind Internet Explorer to Windows.

Sometime in the next few weeks, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is expected to impose stringent limits on the ability of banks and credit card companies to avoid consumer lawsuits.

Nixon v. Shrink Missouri Government PAC upheld state limits on campaign contributions to state offices, and Sell v. United States imposed stringent limits on the right of a lower court to order the forcible administration of antipsychotic medication to an criminal defendant who had been determined to be incompetent to stand trial for the sole purpose of making him competent and able to be tried.

On Thursday, the court struck down a colonial-era law that criminalised adultery, a day after imposing stringent new limits on how information on the database of the world's largest biometric identity card programme can be used.

In 1990, a California ballot initiative had imposed stringent term limits on state legislators, limiting members to six years in the Assembly and eight in the Senate.

Mandatory environmental regulations have imposed stringent quality limits on refinery products, especially on gasoline and diesel fuels.

Villèle muzzled the opposition by imposing stringent censorship on the press (1822).

However, by imposing stringent regulations, regulatory bodies can avert information asymmetries.