Sentence examples for rules to restrain from inspiring English sources

In 2006, they proposed rules to restrain such lending but backed off after banks objected.

I understand that rules to restrain risk go against your grain as a former Wall Street investment banker.

Part separatist hunters, part city cops with no rules to restrain them, they travelled in a convoy of three vehicles, all heavily armed.

And, while voters routinely say that the rising cost of health care is a problem, it is the bills' cost-control provisions — including a tax on expensive insurance plans and rules to restrain Medicare spending — that have proved especially unpopular.

And, while voters routinely say that the rising cost of health care is a problem, it is the bills' cost-control provisions including a tax on expensive insurance plans and rules to restrain Medicare spending that have proved especially unpopular.

The Bank for International Settlements, which provides a platform for transactions among more than 50 central banks as well as a forum for debate, has been at the forefront of calls for new rules to restrain risky practices by banks and avoid future crises.

Investment bankers like nothing better than the challenge of creating products to get around rules designed to restrain their clients.Lastly there is the question of interest rates.

My mother's grandmother, Idina Sackville, broke every one of the Edwardian social rules designed to restrain women a hundred years ago.

These rules do something to restrain overspending, although it is notable they are aimed at a Manchester City project, which at least sees money going in, rather than the Glazers' milking of Manchester United for £550m to pay the interest and costs of their own takeover.

They're intended to guide regulators as they craft the rules that will attempt to restrain the growing concentration in the nation's financial system.

As a Manchu outsider himself, who mingled and negotiated with visitors, he felt in a precarious position among the Han Chinese (many of whom resented Manchu rule), and did nothing to restrain the angry public.Chonghou's equivocations were unhelpful.