Sentence examples for reduce restrictions from inspiring English sources

Obama pledged last week to renew his push for Congress to reduce restrictions on prisoner transfers.

"We recognize the time is right to reduce restrictions and put more power in the hands of the customer".

The Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, said the government was inclined to reduce restrictions and was consulting with people in the sector.

Separately, the ministry said on its blog that China would sharply reduce restrictions on foreign investment access in 2017 to make it easier for overseas firms to spend their cash in the People's Republic.

The governor just signed a law that will reduce restrictions for building on sand dunes, and his proposal to provide incentives to businesses to police themselves on a variety of environmental regulations is still in the Legislature.

Mr. Ongor, who will be making the trip to Washington, said the delegation would press officials in the Bush administration to eliminate quotas on Turkish textiles, reduce restrictions on the country's steel and adopt preferences that put Turkey on an equal footing with European countries.

They also said the program puts the burden on patients to seek review and release, rather than the state regularly recommending release or reduced restrictions for patients who make progress.

It noted that facilities for the news media were "widely praised as the best ever," and that the Chinese government had indefinitely reduced restrictions on foreign journalists reporting in the country.

Ed Glaeser has argued that reducing restrictions on building densely in relatively green metropolitan areas, like San Francisco and New York, will reduce the extent to which households are pushed by high housing costs to relatively dirty metropolitan areas, like Houston or Atlanta.

One argument against reducing restrictions on Bangladeshi imports is that it might hurt even poorer countries, in sub-Saharan Africa, that enjoy duty-free access under a 2000 law, the African Growth and Opportunity Act.

And further to allay accusations of harshness, the SEC also reduced restrictions against employment and investment between audit firms and clients, so that they encompass only those directly involved in an audit.Does this make sense?