Sentence examples for loosen the limits from inspiring English sources
One of these would loosen the limits of permitted missile defense technology under the ABM treaty.
The House is debating that bill and has approved a separate measure to ask voters whether to loosen the limits.
The plan was to loosen the limits on residential construction and clamp down on commercial construction, even prohibiting it on most blocks.
Previous terrorist attacks like the 1998 bombings of two American Embassies in Africa have been followed by calls to loosen the limits on the C.I.A.'s operations.
This is its way of opposing plans by America to try to strike a deal with Russia to loosen the limits on missile defences in the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty.
Backers of a House bill, approved last week, that would loosen the limits on federal support for the research argue that there is now a "ban" on financing, that embryonic stem cells will cure tens of millions and that current federal policy sets American scientists behind their foreign counterparts.
An amendment that cleared the Kansas State Legislature on Saturday would give the state's Department for Children and Family Services leeway to loosen the limit or get rid of it altogether.
The White House loosened the limits yesterday on exporting high-performance computers and microprocessors, saying the move was aimed at helping change the nation's export controls to focus on "truly sensitive goods and technologies".
Mr. Bloomberg, who has recently acknowledged that he is uncertain about what to do when his term is over, has been in discussions with his aides about how to remain in public life, and he recently commissioned his own poll asking residents whether they would be open to loosening the limits.
Mori Yuko, an upper house member, said she was disgusted by the decision to loosen the safety limit.
In 2004, for example, he resisted pressure from Gerhard Schröder, then chancellor of Germany, to cut interest rates and loosen the European Union's limits on government debt.
