Sentence examples for trade restricted from inspiring English sources

It imposed controls on agricultural prices, controlled rent, ran the internal trade, restricted foreign travel and the use of foreign exchange, and appointed and supervised the boards of directors of corporations.

These domineering concentrations of economic power were "busted" by a crusading President and vigilant Supreme Court because they restrained trade, restricted free markets, controlled prices and threatened economic freedom.

It has banned Sunday trading, restricted travel between districts and prohibited public celebrations over Christmas and the New Year.

But critics have long warned that some mixtures can also contain naturally occurring toxins, contaminants like heavy metals, added substances such as steroids that make them appear more effective, and traces of animals that are endangered and trade-restricted.

Cap-and-trade restricts carbon emissions across the economy; a variation on that policy that the Kerry-Graham-Lieberman bill may favor will limit the system to a few sectors.

Last year Malaysia passed a Strategic Trade Bill banning involvement in any trade of restricted items and Prime Minister Najib Razak said the law would be strictly enforced.

Interestingly, and in contrast to prior literature (e.g., Bettis et al., 2000), we find that about 24% of all insider trades occur within restricted trade windows.

"Restricting trade is a clear case of economic malpractice," Ms. Lagarde said, making the case that workers and families would be worse off if global trade were restricted.

British traders continued occasionally to visit Xiamen until 1757, when trade was restricted to Guangzhou Cantonn).

"Membership of the board of trade is restricted to privy councillors," the department said.

So when trade is restricted, businesses want more immigration and lobby for it, as I show in the book.