Sentence examples for increase restrictions from inspiring English sources

Joseph B. Rose, the director under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, hoped to open manufacturing zones to community facilities and increase restrictions on medical offices in residential areas.

Churning can cost the customer up to 7percentt of an investment, increase restrictions on future withdrawals and, in some cases, add to taxes, investigators say.

Last week Republican senators – including John McCain, who had promised to help Obama find a way to shut the centre – introduced legislation to increase restrictions on transfers out of the prison.

Mr. McCain said later that he would work with Mr. Bush "in the courts and through legislation" to increase restrictions on the outside groups, called 527's for the section of the tax code that created them.

With that splash of reality, the New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council has recommended that the state increase restrictions on the harvest, particularly in Delaware Bay, the world's largest breeding ground.

"The National Right to Life Committee and the bishops saw this as a way to vastly increase restrictions on choice," said Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado, who is a chief deputy House whip and co-chairwoman, with Ms. Slaughter, of the Congressional Pro-Choice Caucus.

Mr. Melapioni said that increased restrictions on parking, loading and unloading had made things difficult.

Then he accommodates himself to the increasing restrictions imposed on the Jews as best he can.

"All the increasing restrictions on harvests, in essence, is another nail in their professional coffin.

Recreational anglers face increased restrictions on flounder fishing next year because they greatly exceeded this year's quota.

The causes of increasing restrictions are complex, say organisations that monitor civil society activity, but broadly fall into three categories.