Today, these restraints are in the process of being abandoned.

Nevertheless, the administration refuses to be held back by institutional restraints.

Still within congressional restraints, the Nixon administration attempted to bolster Cambodia s military government.

(ed.) Legal Restraints on the Use of Force 40 years after the United Nations

As a result, the seatbacks fail to comply with federal auto safety standards on head restraints.

(g) The Secretary General shall facilitate, within existing resources, the organization of ancillary meetings of non governmental organizations and professional organizations at each congress

Legal restraints on humanitarian intervention are necessary because dictators too often use it to justify criminal aggression.

European Union lawmakers may revive the possibility of charging news aggregators like Google News under an ancillary copyright regime, also known as the Google tax .

Nuclear powers must show leadership, by restraining themselves and by curtailing further departures from the NPT's international restraints.

Throughout the Cold War, they viewed restraints on America s development and fielding of nuclear weapons as compromising national security.

Since the birth of agriculture, human history has been a steady progression of further liberation from the restraints of nature.

So as Edmund Burke said, The restraints on men, as well as their liberties, are to be reckoned among their rights.

To avert a disorderly fall, short term macroeconomic management requires officially engineered depreciation through administrative methods and restraints on external borrowing.

The constitution he considered to be ...restraints, imposed not by arbitrary authority, but by the people upon themselves and their representatives...

The only important restraints on this managerial freedom are concerns about worker morale and its impact on productivity, profits and stock valuation.

His department began a consultation that will run through June 15 asking whether earlier attempts at ancillary copyright had any impact on consumers, authors, publishers and web firms, according to Fortune.

The unemployed comprise not only construction workers, but also ancillary workers, such as real estate brokers and bankers, as well as all those who work on houses, such as plumbers and electricians.

After closing Guantánamo Bay and forbidding torture, we must repeal the Patriot Act, thereby restoring the Constitution s restraints against warrantless wiretapping and surveillance.

Additional restraints on trade are a serious threat to net food importing countries, where governments worry that such measures could lead to starvation.

(f) To lift all restraints on peaceful political activity, including guaranteeing freedom of association and freedom of expression, including freedom of the media

But these expenditure restraints are occurring only slowly, which means that the stability program is front loaded with an increased tax burden reaching unprecedented levels.

(e) To immediately lift all restraints on peaceful political activity and to fully guarantee freedom of expression, including freedom of the media, association and assembly

But the Fed, captured for more than two decades by market fundamentalists and Wall Street interests, not only failed to impose restraints, but acted as cheerleaders.

In addition there were other incidents which compounded the fury of the revolutionaries and convinced them that their opponents had abandoned all restraints of civilized behavior.

He dismantled decades of inefficient and ineffective government restraints on trade, investment, and entrepreneurship, unleashing more than a decade of the fastest economic growth in India's history.

But the inconsistency between rhetoric and reality is long standing protectionism expanded under Reagan, including through the imposition of so called voluntary export restraints on Japanese cars.

Extending this principle to protect environmental, labor, or consumer safety standards with appropriate restraints against abuse might make the world trading system more resistant to ad hoc protectionism.

But even this may not be enough, because each legal reform is answered by entrepreneurial ingenuity on the part of those who want to circumvent the new restraints.

In reality, Japan is not ready for this, because it still strongly adheres to self imposed restraints against influence over other countries in security and defense, including weapons exports.

Still within congressional restraints, the Nixon administration attempted to bolster Cambodia s military government. But, despite modest material support, the US could not sustain a government that could not sustain itself.

By one reckoning, close to a quarter of American imports were covered by some form of trade restrictions at the peak of Reagan protectionism (including so called voluntary export restraints).

So will we see a new Merkel, a chancellor who, freed from the restraints of SPD in the governing coalition, will be more decisive, reformist, and willing to take political risks?

Whereas Japan bashing included vol untary restraints on exports that threatened US heavy industries, where lobbies were concentrated and politically potent, recent Chinese exports have mainly been low to middle tech products of light industry.

By one reckoning, close to a quarter of American imports were covered by some form of trade restrictions at the peak of Reagan protectionism (including so called voluntary export restraints). Expect no less from Bush.

In the event that a prisoner is killed while being subjected to one of these restraints, the new legislation would grant prison authorities a full 24 hours before they were obligated to contact the police.

Along with its restraints on liberty and its dramatic increase in the power of the Kremlin bureaucracy, Putin has overseen the rise of a Russian middle class that has become increasingly similar to Western middle classes.

It started in Cairo, moved to and Hurghada and everywhere else. although it still faces challenges and limitations and some misconceptions due to the restraints and the cultural aspect of things, uhh but otherwise it s still spreading.

In the eurozone, a sudden stop of capital flows to the periphery and the fiscal restraints imposed, with Germany s backing, by the European Union, the International Monetary Fund, and the ECB have been a massive impediment to growth.

Legal restraints on humanitarian intervention are necessary because dictators too often use it to justify criminal aggression. Adolf Hitler minted this strategy when he dismantled Czechoslovakia supposedly in defense of the Sudeten Germans and later when he invaded my homeland, Poland.

Businesses can fire or hire workers largely at will and there are no significant costs to massively trimming the payroll (as we are now seeing with German owned Chrysler). The only important restraints on this managerial freedom are concerns about worker morale and its impact on productivity, profits and stock valuation.

But, despite deep historical animosity over World War II, there are increasing calls in the region for Japan to expand its influence to counterbalance China. In reality, Japan is not ready for this, because it still strongly adheres to self imposed restraints against influence over other countries in security and defense, including weapons exports.

Social contracts created by constitutional and administrative laws define the powers and responsibilities of the state and its constituent bodies vis à vis individuals and the private sector. They include the authority to impose taxes and restraints on individuals and private entities through criminal, administrative, and civil law, as well as the state s obligation to provide public goods and services.

The list of examples is long, but it includes subsidies to large corporate farms, tariffs to protect the steel industry, and, most recently, the mega bail outs of Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac. But the inconsistency between rhetoric and reality is long standing protectionism expanded under Reagan, including through the imposition of so called voluntary export restraints on Japanese cars.

Under that bargain, the bigger states accepted restraints on their power in order to increase the weight of the Union as a whole while the smaller ones realized that being part of the club gave them a chance they would not have otherwise, namely to participate in the shaping of common policies. Europe, once the continent of power clashes and balances, became a community of law where big and small follow common rules to reach common decisions.