Sentence examples for sharp restriction from inspiring English sources

In plants, specific localization of Rop activity down-regulating GAPs to sub-apical region of the plasmalemma of tip-growing cells contributes, along with Rop GDP dissociation inhibitor (GDI), to the sharp restriction of active Rops to the expanding membrane domain [ 113].

German law imposes sharp restrictions on the ability of authorities to investigate religious groups.

Midland imposed sharp restrictions on outdoor watering and hiked rates, albeit temporarily, on water hogs.

HONG KONG — The Chinese Health Ministry on Thursday ordered sharp restrictions on Internet access to medical research papers on sexual subjects.

He said that 60 percent of what the association's 125 members buy was electronic, which meant sharp restrictions on use.

Several European governments have banned fracking or imposed sharp restrictions on it, but some — like Britain — are moving ahead.

President Bush's recent decision to begin proceedings that could lead to sharp restrictions of steel imports drew sharp criticism from European leaders.

Moscow has put sharp restrictions on independent press coverage in Chechnya and on visits of international agencies like the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

It seeks sharp restrictions on greenhouse-gas emissions; it also calls for international trade in emissions, to help lower the cost of compliance.

Mr. Bradley's address highlighted a political problem facing the two Democrats: both are strong advocates of free trade, and both are trying to win votes from union members and environmentalists who support sharp restrictions on trade.

The United States Forest Service has issued a plan to safeguard a huge swath of the Sierra Nevada, proposing sharp restrictions on logging and new protections for water and wildlife in 11 national forests.