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The decision wiped out 60 years of campaign finance restrictions that Congress had passed in efforts to restrict the ability of large donors and interest groups to affect the political process.
However, the Conservatives are determined to restrict the ability of unions to call industrial action.
This month, the Financial Services Authority, the country's regulator, completed plans to restrict the ability of firms to complete reverse takeovers in London.
In May they voted to restrict the ability of the federal government to run deficits of more than 0.35% of GDP from 2016.
Mr. Bush this year twice vetoed large increases approved by the Democratic-controlled Congress, and his administration used regulatory powers to restrict the ability of states to extend the program beyond its original target: the children of the working poor.
Britain was given a taste of the challenge in the EU negotiations when eastern European leaders warned the prime minister not to restrict the ability of EU migrants to travel to the UK.
To further restrict the ability of public interest campaigners to press their case, as the Tasmanian government proposes, is to make Australia's free speech landscape deeply depressing.
Since this initial step, the Dominican government has taken incremental steps to further restrict the ability of Dominicans of Haitian descent to live as recognized citizens, culminating in TC 0168/13, which effectively stripped multiple generations of their citizenship.
"That will cause the cost of financing to go up, restrict the ability of companies to get access to capital and therefore to hire and expand".
It is possible that the conversion between patterns results from a shift in higher-order structure in which the resulting structure remains chromatinized but is subject to forces that restrict the ability of 601 to position nucleosomes.
He has voted for legislation that would ban donations of largely unregulated soft money to political parties and restrict the ability of parties to run issue advertisements on behalf of candidates.
