Sentence examples for in place to restrict from inspiring English sources
We said back then that transitional controls should have been put in place to restrict the numbers coming over.
One other matter about the Independent article: it strongly suggests that there is some agreement in place to restrict the Guardian's ongoing reporting about the NSA documents.
Earlier this year, a federal appeals court struck down limits that the Federal Communications Commission had put in place to restrict the size of cable companies.
The barrel was in place to restrict traffic in an area where a suspicious package had been dropped off about an hour earlier by an unidentified vehicle.
The decline has been partly due to the process of nationalization and Zambianization of such key industries as mining, in which regulations were put in place to restrict the employment and residence of nonnationals.
Rules put in place to restrict spending on equipment, such as computers, in the six-month run-up to the general election have led to an 84% drop over the period, according to the watchdog.
After this incident, the surrounding grounds were modified in places to restrict the possible unauthorized approach of motor vehicles.
Governments need to put in place policies to restrict over the counter use and inappropriate prescribing of ciprofloxacin and other antimicrobials to prevent further development of resistance.
"Drones are a threat to the safety and security of officers and the correctional system and I will be looking at what further safeguards can be put in place to further restrict the use of drones and other aircraft in the vicinity of prisons," NSW Corrections Minister David Elliott told the Daily Telegraph.
AID deamination is not exclusive to immunoglobulin loci; it can instigate DNA lesions in non-immunoglobulin genes and thus stringent checks are in place to constrain and restrict its activity.
Failure to put in place measures to restrict spending will be met with … a punishment of some kind … possibly ejection from the eurozone, who knows?
