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The governing party then introduced limits on corporate campaign financing, which would prevent his companies from bankrolling candidates.

'In recent years the Academy has introduced limits on lobbying of its members, but there is pressure for a further overhaul of the system.

The video games show's organiser, the Entertainment Software Association, introduced limits on what models could wear in 2006.

The US EPA [31] and the European Union [32] have also introduced limits on the concentration of hydrazine in MH - 15 ppm in the US and 1 ppm (1 μg/g) in the EU.

23 Several countries have introduced limits on working hours.

For biogas installations, flexibility of operators to design site-specific marketing concepts is restricted by the newly introduced limit on the remunerated quantity of electricity to 50% of the installation's power rating [53].

"[It] introduces limits on speculating in spite of attempts by the UK and other governments to block any meaningful reform," Oxfam's EU policy adviser, Marc Olivier Herman, said.

The law would introduce limits on the ownership of media by a particular company, or individual, and so defend the nation's media from monopolists like Silvio Berlusconi.

Being the first country to introduce limits on how bonuses can be paid could make it more difficult for British banks to compete for top managers and may prompt people to move elsewhere to avoid the rules, some analysts said.

The rules would introduce limits on the amount that small investors can invest based on their income and net worth (up to 5% of annual income below $100,000, for instance), and on the amount that firms can raise.Karnit Flug was appointed as the new governor of the Bank of Israel.

To minimise the intake of industrial trans fatty acids (I-TFA) some countries have introduced labelling, while others have introduced legislative limits on the content of I-TFA in food.