Sentence examples for rules to restrict from inspiring English sources

Their primary goal is cost containment, through new rules to restrict spending.

So Mr Chávez's supporters are changing the parliament's rules to restrict the number of speakers in a debate.

"In February 2013, the government issued strict new rules to restrict access to what it called 'personal information,' " he wrote.

Page C11 EDITORIAL ABOUT THOSE LOANS The Federal Reserve is ready to issue new lending rules to restrict junk mortgages.

He said the deal badly needs rules to restrict currency manipulation – something the Obama administration says other countries won't agree to.

He argues (according to USA Today's paraphrase) that the Food and Drug Administration "should tighten its rules, to restrict the powerful tools from falling into the wrong hands".

(c) Consistently ruled to restrict access to abortion without parental consent.

The Financial Stability Oversight Council, led by the Treasury secretary, will report in January on how to implement the "Volcker rule" to restrict proprietary trading by banks.

The tax comes on the heels of the Delhi government's unprecedented step this winter of imposing an emergency "odd-even" license plate number rule to restrict private car use to alternate days.

You can ask people for help, but if the infection rate is high you will be given a rule to restrict your animal from grazing where the other animals are' (informant interview, Ardo, ward 2).

X2 recursive partioning was used to derive a decision rule to restrict ordering of CT scans.