Sentence examples for tight restraints from inspiring English sources

He imposed tight restraints on the news media as well, banning all but the most general references to previous court proceedings, an inquest and other investigations.

The judge tersely rejected arguments by the lead prosecutor, George Stamboulidis, that tight restraints needed to be imposed on Dr. Lee's communications with his wife, Sylvia, and on his wife's communications with third parties outside their home near Los Alamos.

The government viewed the legislation as part of an effort to loosen tight restraints on the Korean insurance industry, which potential foreign investors have often described as bogged down in regulations that impede the growth of Korean firms and discourage investors.

But much has changed since mid-2007, whEuropeanean carriers, eager to differentiate themselves and promote the mobile Internet, jockeyed for exclusive contracts to distribute the iPhone, often agreeing to the tight restraints imposed by Apple on everything from phone subsidies to advertising.

Not just tobacco products, subject of increasingly tight restraints on personal freedom, but the simple light bulb, which has served humanity well for over 130 years.

Not least, in the UK, we envisage tight restraints on resources as public expenditure is reined in.

For periorbital testing, animals enter the restraint device uncoaxed and without force, tight restraint or change in the degree of restraint for less than 10 min.

The water box was first energy minimized with a tight restraint on the ΔU-tetrasaccharide I atoms to relax the water molecules.

Mr. Souder said he might propose even tighter restraints on the sale of pseudoephedrine.

So the owners are pushing for a revenue-sharing scheme, a "luxury tax" on teams with high payrolls, tighter restraints on foreign players' contracts, and the termination of at least two franchises.

In the aftermath of Watergate, liberal Democratic reformers imposed tighter restraints on the President and reined in the C.I.A., whose excesses were critiqued in congressional hearings, led by Senator Frank Church and Representative Otis Pike, that exposed details of assassination plots, coup attempts, mind-control experiments, and domestic spying.