Sentence examples for lifting restraints from inspiring English sources

Just as the freedom of individuals is improved by lifting restraints on travel, so the flow of content is more meaningful when accompanied by the descriptive metadata that is its natural companion.

Alternatively, Iran could decide to walk away from the deal if the United States does, which would mean kicking out the inspectors and and lifting restraints on their uranium-enrichment program.

The Soviet Union invoked the treaty when it decided to move Warsaw Pact troops into Czechoslovakia in August 1968 to bring the Czechoslovak regime back into the fold after it had begun lifting restraints on freedom of expression and had sought closer relations with the West.

He was also thought to be preparing to lift restraints on the media, which are largely government-controlled.

To that end, Mr. Lockhart's office planned to lift restraints on the companies' huge portfolios — a decision derided by former White House and Treasury officials who had worked so hard to limit them.

Tucker is carrying a bill this year that would do little more than lift restraints on Hollywood Park, a major moneymaker and employer in his district.

Inactivation of the ARF/p53 pathway is a critical event in the majority of human cancers, serving to lift restraints on oncogenic signaling [31].

Pedreira's allies counter that the same argument could be used to justify lifting the restraints on any form of discrimination.

It argues that the lifting of restraints, such as interest-rate caps on deposits or rules that prevent banks from operating in certain markets, leads to more intense competition.

Instead, he's pursuing a policy of steadily weakening the Palestinian Authority that governs the West Bank — while steadily lifting any restraints on Israel's creeping annexation of the West Bank.

As President, I will work to lift the restraints that keep America from energy security.