Sentence examples for restriction on many from inspiring English sources

Once again, The Economist's fearless correspondent had a wasted day, mostly spent contemplating his cancelled appointments.British Airways has just brought in a restriction on many flights that limits, to one, the number of bags a passenger may check in.

The World Trade Organization has restrictions on many kinds of subsidies.

The House recently passed a bill last month that would impose even tougher restrictions on many subprime practices that the Fed addressed on Tuesday.

The sanctions had so-called outer and inner walls, with the outer wall cutting off Yugoslavia from official aid and the inner wall, elements of which were added gradually, slapping restrictions on many Serbian companies and the Milosevic-linked elite.

Israel began to ease restrictions on many imports into Gaza in 2010, under international pressure after a deadly Israeli raid on a Turkish boat that was trying to breach the naval blockade.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is scrambling to assemble a package of harsher economic sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program that could include a cutoff of investments to the country's oil-and-gas industry and restrictions on many more Iranian banks than those currently blacklisted, senior administration officials said Sunday.

The Obama administration is now working to assemble a package of tougher sanctions, which could include a cutoff of investments to the country's oil and gas industry as well as restrictions on many more Iranian banks, senior administration officials said Sunday.

The move led to restrictions on many over-the-counter medicines and branded Sharfstein as an enemy of industry.

Train company Greater Anglia said there were speed restrictions on many of its lines because of concerns snow falling off carriages at high speed could damage motors, track equipment and signals.

By contrast, rules in Europe have already led to restrictions on many toxic chemicals.

Such a spike may be coming from consumers whose demand was pent up in past years by several states' restrictions on many kinds of fireworks.