Sentence examples for most controls on from inspiring English sources

The regime realized that it was losing its grip, and had decided to end most controls on exit visas.

The baht revived after Thailand removed most controls on the currency, but then fell back somewhat, dragging other currencies with it.

O.K., the other obvious culprit is financial deregulation — not just in the United States but around the world, and including the removal of most controls on the international movement of capital.

Accordingly, the United States largely eliminated most controls on domestic transfers of ammunition, " Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Countryman was quoted by The Hill as saying on July 10.

While geology and geomorphology exert the most control on the degree of soil weathering (as measured by total soil cation loss relative to parent material), exchangeable cations are influenced by geologic, biologic, and meteoric factors.

The focus becomes less on the world, the economy, whether Chevy or Ford are hiring, and more on working where you have the most control -- on yourself.

"Of course we're disappointed," said David Roth, leader of the Young Socialists, who had devised the proposal for the most stringent controls on top pay in any Western democracy.

The cuts, which would be based on 2010 emissions and would take effect in 2013, would put New Mexico in a league with California among states with the most stringent controls on greenhouse-gas emissions.

The group, which includes the heavy equipment maker Caterpillar and the lobbyist for the leading makers of home appliances, has stepped up its campaign ahead of a pending administration decision on whether to enact what could be the most sweeping controls on steel imports since the 1980's.

With the Legislature, he signed off on laws imposing the country's most stringent controls on carbon-dioxide emissions, raising the minimum wage $1 — after vetoing a similar measure twice before — and helping low-income Medicare beneficiaries to pay for prescriptions.

Fast forward to 2006, re-election time, and the governor quickly aligned with Democrats, imposing the country's most stringent controls on carbon-dioxide emissions, raising the minimum wage by $1 an hour and demanding that Washington let Californians import cheaper drugs from Canada — all the opposing party's ideas.