Sentence examples for setting restrictions from inspiring English sources

Citigroup is setting restrictions on the sale of firearms by its business customers.

Legislation in both houses threatens the deal by setting restrictions on the timeline for rolling back sanctions and other rules.

Before the rules were adopted, the airlines had been left on their own in setting restrictions on the seats.

So "setting restrictions on press access by a parent company may open a proverbial can of worms," he said.

While there is considerable excitement among nature lovers about the trend, there are at least some who question the wisdom of locking up land in perpetuity, setting restrictions on land use that might actually benefit present generations at the expense of the future.

This is because measurements are obtained during real world driving, eliminating the concern about non representativeness that is often an issue with dynamometer testing, and at any location, eliminating the setting restrictions inherent in remote sensing.

In 2010 Mexico set restrictions on deposits of dollars.

It is time for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to set restrictions on the size of packages.

After much acrimony, the state set restrictions on access in 1998.

Besides charging a fee, the airlines set restrictions on unaccompanied minors.

Efforts have been made in some countries to set restrictions on government borrowing through legislative acts.