Sentence examples for stiff restrictions from inspiring English sources

In practice only firms that have been bailed out will face stiff restrictions on bonuses and other forms of pay.

That's because those who bid on these seats and cabins usually face stiff restrictions, including "no cancellation" clauses and limited travel itineraries with last-minute departure dates.

In the past, he has praised Mr. Bloomberg's pursuit of unpopular policies, like an 18percentt property tax increase and stiff restrictions on indoor smoking.

Germany, France, Spain and Italy have balked at sending desperately needed additional combat troops and placed stiff restrictions on where and how their forces would operate.

An amendment being put forward would impose stiff restrictions on the US administration on easing embargoes unless concessions were made by Iran far beyond what is being envisaged in Geneva.

For now, officials say, it is likely that uninsured depositors will face stiff restrictions when it comes to withdrawing money from an automated teller machine or sending money abroad.

Rather, they say, they reflect positions she has held since her days as first lady, like advocating stiffer restrictions on welfare recipients.

At the same time, forced to operate under some of the world's stiffest restrictions, they reflect Singapore's enduring fears of loosening up too much and too fast.

Such 527 groups, named after a section of the tax code, do not necessarily fall under stiff election donor restrictions.

Alarmed by a persistently high death toll on highways, the French government proposed measures to curb accidents, including new speed-detection systems, stiffer fines and restrictions on licenses for the elderly and first-time motorists, who would receive a license only after a three-year probation period.

But the restrictions were stiff: There would be a new Lehman Wing, a portion of which reproduced rooms from the Lehman home.