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It's not always been easy to raise children in the house - one has to impose restrictions.

But neighbors can change, impose restrictions, make it difficult to plan.

"In other years they have imposed restrictions, but no one did much enforcement," he said.

But in an important step, the standards do give countries the right to impose restrictions on the banks of a given country.

The result would just be more pressure for Washington to impose restrictions on what researchers could do.

Some states impose restrictions on the rate at which assessed value may increase.

"The question was asked whether states would be able to impose additional restrictions," he said.

In the interest of morality and public order, the government can also impose restrictions.

"The government has imposed restrictions on the holy war," he said.

A low reading meant that a company imposed few restrictions.