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Most of these laws and economic restrictions still remain today.

The new Administration will be under pressure from its friends in business to relax economic restrictions.

However, I would also like to express certain concerns with regard to the economic restrictions.

These political and economic restrictions impacted all segments of society.

When times are good, economic restrictions look relatively cheap.

Economic restrictions to industry should only apply to those connected with armaments.

The Administration hinted it might be willing to ease travel or economic restrictions.

To build a network of "Global Citizens" free from religious, political and economic restrictions.

In 1997, because of economic restrictions, the structure of the institution was modified again.

Scientologists in Germany face specific political and economic restrictions.

Nor, they have said, have they placed economic restrictions on him.

To a substantial degree, the economic restrictions remained in place or were even sometimes extended in the early second half of the 20th century.

Planning and economic restrictions after the war meant Woolworths did not build a replacement store on the site until 1960; this closed in 1984.

The Act represents a dramatic aggravation of economic restrictions against Cuba.

Summing up British imperialism, which he believed was the result the economic restrictions of mercantalism policies.

These letters proposed loosening of economic restrictions between the two countries and preparations for a "free general elections by secret ballot,".

However, due to economic restrictions by the South Korean government, the number may have fallen to as low as 21,000.

However, due to economic restrictions by Park Jung-hee's military dictatorship, the number fell to around 21,000.

While freedom advanced temptingly only to be beaten back, the loosening of economic restrictions created a new prosperity.

"Houstonians are especially nonhierarchical," she said, "without the social or economic restrictions you see, say, in Dallas.

We therefore need to adopt solutions to reform the market in wine which will not put undue economic restrictions on wine-growing at a local scale.

This downturn depleted Sudan's reserves and caused unrest over government-imposed economic restrictions.

The former are chafing under economic restrictions that threaten to crush them, and the latter grow frustrated with their continued isolationism.

Experience of the present Salvadorean health services and economic restrictions on buying Western medicine are reinforcing this knowledge, not eroding it.

However, during the 1990s, natural disasters and increasing economic restrictions hindered North Korea's ability to manufacture biochemical weapons.