Sentence examples for restrictions grows from inspiring English sources

The impetus to tighten restrictions grows largely out of concerns about education, especially fears that American students are falling short on tougher standards and are lagging behind foreign students in comparative tests.

Cayman Islanders searched increasingly farther away for new turtle grounds, but, as international restrictions grew, turtle fishing was greatly reduced.

With tobacco and alcohol, the situation is even worse because as restrictions grow in their home markets, large multinationals have a clear commercial interest in keeping people smoking and boozing.

Pressure to reverse the restrictions grew after the Irish government repealed their own legislation that prohibited radio and television interviews with representatives of paramilitary groups and Sinn Féin in January 1994.

The restrictions here grew piecemeal.

As restrictions have grown, so have the responsibilities for seafarers to protect American security.

By contrast, many European countries are subject to severe restrictions on growing GM crops.

Mr Paterson wants the European Union to relax restrictions on growing GM plants and to make Britain an industry leader.

As a result of these restrictions and growing fears of violent retaliation against doctors who perform abortions, Ms. Michelman said, as many as 90percentt of American counties do not have abortion facilities.

Unlike in the early months of the uprising, when Europe and the United States were alone in imposing restrictions, a growing international consensus has emerged to take action against interests there.

For example, in 1992 the United States redoubled its efforts to enforce compliance with its decades-long embargo against Cuba in order to retaliate for the downing of a civilian American airplane by the Cuban air force and to demonstrate its resolve to maintain the trade restrictions despite growing opposition to them at home and abroad.