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The U. S. Senate has dropped efforts to put emissions curbs in an energy bill now focused on reforming offshore drilling.

He said the plan failed to address real issues, including illegal detentions and curbs on freedom of religion and speech.

The draconian, decades-old state of emergency must be lifted and with it curbs on freedom of speech and assembly.

But, so far at least, the much-feared exodus of Wall Street talent hoping to dodge pay curbs has proved a paper tiger.

Nevertheless, many policymakers seem to think that some curbs on competition may be a price worth paying to improve stability.

A dispute about sharing out the burden of curbs on greenhouse gases between rich and poor nations is one of the main stumbling blocks.

The late selling followed a Big Board announcement that curbs on computerized trading techniques will go into effect today for a week.

The curbs will remain for at least a year.

That is because employees must have been a member of the prior year's top-100 list to be subject to the bonus curbs.

Pollution occurs as a result of industry, curbing pollution to any significant degree curbs industry.

Just after 7, the curbs are busy with residents and business employees putting out a white plastic Zuri-Sack or two.

To stop consumers from revolting, he was prepared to phase in those curbs slowly.

The group next meets on May 28 in Vienna and is widely expected to leave current supply curbs in place.

By an amazing coincidence, the politicians from such areas are much less likely to support carbon curbs.

On February 24th, after a year-long debate, America's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) responded with fresh curbs on shorting.

In the last few days, the market has been roiled by fears of higher borrowing costs globally and tighter regulatory curbs on risk taking.

So it will be worth watching closely to see how the SNB's debate about size curbs develops.

And at least one would-be player appears to have lost out from the new curbs.

They must now try to figure out how to craft curbs that could pass constitutional muster, but it is not entirely clear what these might be.

America's Congress is about to hold hearings on whether there should be curbs placed on the industry's advertising.

The U. S. should make clear that it does not seek emissions curbs from the poorest countries.

Syria's surging population and high unemployment, as well as its curbs on freedom of expression, may appear to make it ripe for revolt.

Yet few states are prepared to accept costly and politically unpopular curbs on the consumption of fossil fuels.

It has imposed curbs on Chinese companies bringing workers across the Himalayas to build pipelines and power plants.

Governments are now adopting similar curbs in an attempt to prevent renewed protests.

Clumsy curbs on trade are bad for the economy, but they are not always bad for individual businesses.

Imposing either a "windfall tax" or special curbs on bonuses is an understandable political response to what is happening.

In an emergency, handouts to hungry citizens are better than export curbs.

The toughest such laws tend to be in cities, where liberals far outnumber hunters and gun curbs are broadly popular.

On a trip toRussiaMr Wen emphasised that "there will not be even the slightest faltering in the property-market curbs. "

Greens may rejoice at anything that curbs population growth, but the implications of these trends are troubling.

But even as it curbs the top end of the property market, the government is urging local authorities to build affordable housing.

Governments see subsidies as a convenient way of easing in emissions curbs which businesses would otherwise resist.

Through the CCW, the Russians and Chinese might at least be talked into curbs on some types of cluster bombs, and on how they can be used.

A meeting of leading powers next week will discuss a new United Nations resolution and a possible fresh raft of curbs against Iran.

On the flip side, OPEC is likely to broadly maintain supply curbs over the coming months and this could provide some price support.

Dieters may also find that the mere taste of one of their favourite treats curbs their appetite.

A sense of justice, then, reins in people's other Darwinian instincts and curbs their excesses.

A critical outstanding issue is whether China will agree to have its emissions curbs monitored at an international level.

The case for campaign-finance curbs goes something like this.

The second is to impose sweeping Irish-style smoking bans; only 5% of the global population is now covered by such curbs.

Traffic in Beijing has gotten so bad that residents and media have speculated for months that new curbs would be coming.

Thus they fought, and delayed, smoking curbs in the '70s even though medical science had made it clear the habit was a major cancer risk.

But China and Brazil have shown themselves willing to contemplate significant curbs on the carbon-intensity of their future growth.

The political backing for financial curbs is strongest in the immediate aftermath of a crisis, when it is least needed.

The comments suggest further, multi-pronged monetary tightening, more curbs on the real estate market, and a stronger CNY.

These commitments need not be absolute cuts in emissions, but can be curbs on the growth of emissions.

How effective the Party curbs corruption reflects how capable it leads the nation, Wu said, adding the Party never tolerates corruption.

More than half of all industry investment is financed that way and only a fifth by bank loans, reducing the efficacy of credit curbs.

The smaller businesses' lack of access to financial services retards their growth, curbs employment and exerts downward pressure on wages.

Nipping inflation in the bud would require a rise in interest rates and curbs on public spending, as well as letting the peso appreciate.

Curbs on shipping have been eased and talks launched with Beijing on liberalising cargo and passenger charter flights.

However, Mr Kaieda noted that Japan had been ill-prepared for what he called the "surprise attack" of Chinese export curbs.

a series of trades queued up, some orders queuing up, that were up against the trading curbs that had come into effect.

and, finally, regulatory curbs or countervailing incentives must offset the generous government support provided.

They also called for financial sanctions and curbs on Palestinian construction in areas of the West Bank controlled by Israel.

US President Barack Obama has proposed significant new curbs on the activities of banks to try to prevent future financial crises.

It would have been the first city in China to relax property-investment curbs amid concerns that the once red-hot sector is in trouble.

Arkansas, Maine and New York joined other states in putting curbs on tax preparers who offer costly loans against expected tax refunds.

Senator Tom Harkin, a Democrat and the incoming head of the agriculture committee, has already made noises about federal curbs on TFAs.

Besides the rate hike, regulators also eased curbs on individuals investing overseas.

Temperance and labor are the two best virtues. Labor whets the appetite, temperance curbs it.

The political pressure for curbs on imports is thus bound to increase.

Nonetheless, Congress was flooded with bills proposing everything from quickie tax cuts to protectionist trade curbs.

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One lightning rod is Wall Street executives who walk away with big payouts from companies receiving government money, despite the curbs.

The UN argues that compulsory curbs on carbon dioxide emissions is the only way to ensure an immediate effect.

In a famous microblog post earlier this year he ridiculed social inequality and curbs on freedom of speech.

Neither party likes to admit it, but bringing the deficit down to less threatening levels will require both tax hikes and spending curbs.

If the leading firm is free to licence its technology on stringent terms, it curbs the profits of rivals who have to stump up.

Asian rice prices have almost trebled this year and several countries, including Indonesia and India, have imposed export curbs.

The measures can also be counter-productive, forcing growers to switch into new crops to avoid the export curbs.

Disputes between rich and poor on sharing curbs in greenhouse gases have slowed agreement on a new global climate agreement.

The authorities quickly reversed themselves on some of the curbs, though others were kept in place for another 15 months.

This urge to shore up wealth is self-defeating in aggregate, as it curbs spending and incomes.

Even if the public wants curbs on banker pay, writing effective rules could be tricky.

Recent American visa curbs against Arabs, including Saudis, have made matters worse.

Individual American politicians have great latitude to propose new laws. Stricter curbs on paedophiles win votes.

Further Chinese export curbs could stimulate production outside China, industry experts said.

In future, developing as well as developed countries will be responsible for emissions curbs.

This week, Taipei moved to relax curbs on semiconductor technology exports to China and on visits by mainland nationals.

Publicly, Mr. Netanyahu must appease his coalition partners who oppose any curbs on construction in Jerusalem.

In April they imposed new curbs on housing speculation, raising down-payment requirements and mortgage rates.

He insisted on a series of curbs and limitations on a putative Palestinian state that would deprive it of sovereignty.

The curbs would apply for two years after a company applied for government aid.

The spending curbs in the debt-ceiling deal will not dampen growth much, but the expiry of previous stimulus will.

Can countries without national curbs on greenhouse gases adopt emissions trading schemes?

The other three, not content with cutting employees' benefits, have all pushed for curbs on the unions themselves.

The plan did promise fewer curbs on imports of telecommunications gear, medicine and medical equipment.

Last April his administration lifted curbs on visits and remittances by Cuban-Americans imposed by George Bush.

The view of one of Europe's leading bankers adds fuel to the debate over Mr Obama's curbs on the US banking sector.

This refers both to official curbs on faith and to the hostility that believers endure at the hands of fellow citizens.

But Mr Bush made no mention of tying emissions curbs to a specific temperature goal.

The problem is that the offers of emissions curbs currently on the table still fall some way short of that ambition.

The need is to combine borrowing of cheap funds now with credible curbs on spending in the longer term.

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The curbs violate several international trade agreements, CFAC says, including the protocol China signed when it joined the WTO in 2001.

Only last November, America saw no need for specific curbs on this class of weapon.

America needs fewer and simpler laws, and stricter curbs on frivolous suits and outlandish damages.

Taiwan's banking regulator is considering curbs on private fundraising by local banks and insurers.

Curbs or bans on certain businesses could eat into profits of big banks, hedge funds and private-equity firms alike.

Some want new production curbs imposed immediately to make milk scarcer and thus more expensive.

Despite the lending curbs, Chinese leaders have assured the public that stimulus spending will continue in 2010.

Saudi Arabia says it could suffer from any global pact that curbs oil demand by penalising carbon emissions.

But the Chinese government's reflexive secrecy, as well as widespread corruption and tight curbs on the press, probably make matters worse.

There are also concerns over calls from European politicians for curbs on state-run investment funds acquiring European companies.

Mr Sarkozy last week spoke of the "scandal of bonuses" when laying out curbs on French banks.

Pension reform will not yield much in the short run, but sharp and sustained pay curbs would.

Export weakness also might add to pressure on Beijing to reverse interest hikes and other curbs imposed to cool its overheated economy.

Such curbs may be politically expedient, but they are economically self-defeating.

To please greens, he proposed subsidies for renewable energy and curbs on greenhouse gases.

Such measures might include easing the curbs on travel and remittances to Cuba by Cuban-Americans.

China's government may use more currency gains and curbs on bank lending to restrain price increases.

Premier Wen said that the country won't waver on its property market curbs on Nov. 7 in a visit to Russia.

BusinessEurope, a lobby group, said China's curbs on raw materials exports may violate WTO rules.

All parents want to protect their children from sexual predators, so politicians can nearly always win votes by promising curbs on them.

While temporary fiscal adjustment curbs demand, changing the fiscal policy strategy can bring more revenue and more growth.

Such curbs could crimp revenue at Bank of America Corp. , Wells Fargo &Co. and JPMorgan Chase &Co.

Curbs on some Iranian banks and businesses have inconvenienced the regime.

In executing his functions he is not bound by any legal curbs on his power.

In executing his functions he is not bound by any legal curbs on his power.

This has been particularly obvious in the government's refusal to lift strict curbs on a real estate boom.

But are they steps in the right direction, or a feint by Iran to dodge curbs on its suspect ambitions?

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Import curbs have long been protectionists' weapon of choice.

Many states are also pressing ahead with planned curbs on emissions.

Many Cubans bypass curbs by buying internet accounts on the black market.

Last but not least, local government's intervention on loaning and foreign capital volatility curbs the sound development of real estate.

Commercial banks may be unfazed by curbs on trading.

At the same time, a growing number of big cities are moving to institute curbs on automobile use in congested urban centers.

At the same time, a growing number of big cities are moving to institute curbs on automobile use in congested urban centers.

China's Trade Ministry denied that Beijing had tightened curbs.

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A planned government bill would place further curbs on the media.

Hence their curbs for new rules on offshore tax centres and hedge funds.

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Consumers may worry that curbs on imports will raise prices.

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They point to curbs on free speech and the imposition of Muslim social mores.

The common element in their contradictory policy recommendations is that each curbs the scope of government.

The common element in their contradictory policy recommendations is that each curbs the scope of government.

FDI in steel and cement slowed significantly in the second half of 2004 as those industries faced government curbs.

They had 2 full blocks to walk across traffic, cross walks, curbs, and pedestrians to get to the closest open water, the Spokane River.

Stricter curbs on paedophiles win votes.

Most important, labour curbs within the EU are a fantasy.

And we are doing the critical work of shoring up our financial system so that it protects investors and curbs excesses.

Also in 2007, Benedict eased curbs on using the old Latin mass, stirring the first of several Catholic-Jewish rows.

Whether Mr Fashola can actually enforce his curbs is another matter.

In 2009 it abolished Mr Bush's curbs on travel and remittances by Cuban-Americans.

Still, if Australia is relying on China's credit curbs to cool its own economy, that is a high-risk strategy.

Premier Wen Jiabao said this month that the government won't relax property curbs.

Last year the Israeli government authorized curbs on Gaza's fuel to put pressure on Palestinian militants firing rockets into Israel.

US high-tech export curbs 'cause of deficit'.

The lending curbs gave new life to informal credit channels, which have long existed in China and many other Asian countries.

Local traders, who are not fools, blamed the import curbs.

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Japan has been hard hit by the export curbs.

Since late 2010, local commodities traders have used imports as a way to beat the government's credit curbs.

On Friday, after the SEC announced its short-selling curbs, the cost fell to $560, 000.

It also curbs tax breaks, such as those for mortgage interest, for the wealthy.

But we are already seeing actions at the national level, such as curbs on food exports, that have a damaging global impact.

Banks got around regulatory curbs last year in part by shifting loans off their books and onto those of lightly regulated trust companies.

Shanghai's benchmark stock index closed Wednesday at 2857. 15, down 10% from mid-April when the government's property curbs began.

The decision could open the way for the Obama administration to impose its own curbs on emissions, although Congress may want the final say.

Every country curbs free speech to some extent (look at American companies' use of corporate libel laws, for example).

Russia will demand tighter curbs on delivery systems, not just new rules for counting warheads;

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