Sentence examples for put new constraints from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bos won a victory of sorts Wednesday when the Netherlands Bankers Association announced it was adopting a far-reaching voluntary code of conduct to strengthen risk management and put new constraints on executive bonuses, primarily by limiting them to the amount of a banker's fixed compensation.
The first is whether President Trump has crossed the line into "high crimes and misdemeanors"; the second is whether Congress should put new constraints on the powers of this and future presidents.
It would, they believe, revive and retrofit the Reagan revolution -- by putting new spending constraints on the federal government with the tax cut; by ceding more responsibilities to state and local governments and religious institutions; and by transforming two great monuments of the New Deal and the Great Society, with partial privatizing of Social Security and Medicare.
Simply put, New Verapaz is not "home".
This will put new challenges to NLME implementations.
Put new ideas into action.
Put new faces and handles on cabinets.
The ages of Vesta's big impact basins put some new constraints on the timing of that bombardment and and the region within the inner Solar System affected by it.
But he rejected arguments put forward by civil liberties groups that the lapse and the new constraints of the legislation should prevent the NSA simply continuing in the same way as before during the handover phase.
But there are new constraints.
