Sentence examples for restrain supply from inspiring English sources

Strict planning laws and green belts restrain supply.

United States oil prices surrendered recent gains yesterday even though Venezuela's oil minister said the OPEC cartel was putting finishing touches to a deal with rival exporters that would restrain supply.

Although oil prices dropped from near 10-year highs late last year, an American-British attack on Iraqi air defense installations on Friday and commitments by key oil producers to restrain supply have upset forecasts of more stability in the oil market.

The cartel has now proved that it has enough discipline to prop up prices by restraining supply if need be, and also enough spare capacity to temper prices when they rise too high for its liking.

As president of the bank, Biddle sponsored policies that restrained the supply of credit to the country's banks; stabilized the investment, money, and discount markets; regulated the money supply; and safeguarded government deposits.

"You don't need to go to 20 or 21% to restrain the monetary supply," Teeters told the New York Times in January 1981.

It was based on the theory that prices will be restrained when the supply of money is controlled.

In addition to an external polarization of such a system, temperature, oxygen and pH-levels, supply of nutrients and/or the supply of substances to restrain biological activity have a direct influence on the rate of the potential rise.

This could restrain growth in the domestic money supply, curbing demand, without being too big a blow to exporters.

Some of the cattle, subjected to crude methods of throat-cutting, took as long as 13 minutes to die.Ms White tracked down the abattoirs through the boxes Australia producers supply to Indonesians to restrain cattle before their slaughter.

Without the option of a currency devaluation, countries such as Spain, Portugal and Italy have no alternative but to restrain labour costs and bring in supply-side reforms that raise productivity, especially through the freeing of labour markets.