Sentence examples for kept restrictions from inspiring English sources

Sugar producers scored big when the House basically left the sugar program alone, which kept restrictions on imports intact.

As a result it has kept restrictions it put in place a year ago on the proportion of high loan to value lending that banks can offer.

First, finding new reasons to keep restrictions in place is the wrong approach.

It told the United States that it could keep restrictions against sport betting in place if they were also applied to American businesses, such as operators of remote horse betting.

But the judge wrote that his original order in April said the F.D.A. could keep restrictions on two-pill versions if it "actually believed there was a significant difference".

But seven in ten respondents (72 per cent) told a separate poll by ICM for the Sunday Telegraph that they want David Cameron to keep restrictions on migrants from Romania and Bulgaria - even if it means breaking European Union (EU) law.

Comparing the final version of the commission's report with earlier drafts seen by The Economist, there was much watering-down, surely inspired by commissioners from countries keen to keep restrictions.

It also authorizes lethal aid to Ukraine in the country's battle against Russian-backed separatists, and keeps restrictions on transferring detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. .

The bill funds the war in Afghanistan, provides $715 million to Iraqi forces in their fight against the Islamic State, authorizes lethal aid to Ukraine in the country's fight against Russian-backed rebels, and keeps restrictions on transferring detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

China has kept its restrictions on portfolio capital inflows, helping it to hold down its exchange rate.

A law passed in 2002 allowed peasants to engage in limited trades of their land-use contracts but still kept many restrictions.