Sentence examples for prevented from imposing from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mirror says that mobile phone companies could be prevented from imposing excessive roaming charges under plans being announced by Jo Swinson, the business minister.

He believes that the text itself is the best key to its own meaning: if we focus on the meanings of the words as they would have been understood at the time of passage or ratification, we will be prevented from imposing the meanings we might prefer.

Also, individuals are either prevented from imposing the costs of their activities on others who do not consent to be so involved or they are required to pay appropriate compensation for harm done that is tortious in this way.

And, the TPP may prevent governments from imposing restraints on financial firms that would prevent the sort of abuses that we saw during the run-up of the housing bubble.

Our Constitution prevents governments from imposing religious rule and teachings.

WTO rules prevent Spain from imposing unilateral trade sanctions.

If passed, the bill would prevent states from imposing rules on the disclosures that brokerage firms make about the investments they sell.

The new open-access rules won't prevent Verizon from imposing such limits on the phones it sells itself, presumably with its own subsidies.

By that point, the auto industry had already spent several years in court battling California and other states to prevent them from imposing stricter new fuel efficiency standards.

He said South Korea planned to reduce its capacity, but he said he was "not optimistic" about reaching agreements that would satisfy American officials enough to prevent them from imposing new tariffs and import quotas.

Given the I.S.O.'s limited enforcement powers -- federal regulations prevent it from imposing fines or even publicly naming the generators that break its rules -- analysts say manipulation will increase if supplies tighten.