Sentence examples for placing restrictions from inspiring English sources

Aveni said departments were placing restrictions on officers "in haste".

Wisconsin has long been at the forefront of placing restrictions on government benefits.

This generally prevents Britain from placing restrictions on legal immigration from nations in the European Union.

Some Chinese cities are also placing restrictions on gas-burning scooters.

A principal may grant a limited power of attorney by placing restrictions in the power of attorney.

Countries are dealing with the water shortage by placing restrictions on water use, especially in the agricultural sector.

That implies a fiscal catastrophe that Congress doesn't seem serious about averting, perhaps because that would mean placing restrictions on itself, not just on lobbyists.

Separately, European Union foreign ministers also expanded sanctions against Iran by placing restrictions on more than 100 companies or entities linked to the country's nuclear program.

It offers an excuse to complain about drug addiction, to stress conservative views on family values; it encourages people to consider placing restrictions on abortion.

Two other board members at the committee meetings on Wednesday also said that they opposed placing restrictions on the free travel passes.

Mr. Kirchner has tried to respond to some of the concerns about his intentions by placing restrictions on his own power to appoint Supreme Court justices.