It would not be in line with the parties' interests to restrict the scope of the arbitration clause only to disputes concerning the quality of goods.

Admittedly, there are difficulties with all proposals to restrict the scope of risky banking, especially in the context of a global economy with free capital mobility.

Since that time, preoccupation with the war against Iran, which also is a member of the Nonaligned Movement, has tended to restrict the scope of Iraqi participation in that organization.

Of course, the logic behind calls to restrict our freedoms has a simplistic appeal extremists use our freedoms to commit their crimes, so preventing the abuse of freedom requires curtailing freedom s scope.

Regarding its functions, in our view the Secretary General's decision to restrict the scope of the Peacebuilding Commission's work to post conflict peacebuilding, as opposed to the wider mandate, beginning with structural prevention, proposed by the High level Panel, is rational and pragmatic.

The real goal is to restrict governments ability to regulate and tax corporations that is, to restrict their ability to impose responsibilities, not just uphold rights.

The simplest way of doing this is to restrict advertising.

The second is to somehow restrict welfare benefits to natives.

Licences should restrict the charity to specified activities and locations.

I shall restrict my remarks to agenda item 117.

(This does not necessarily restrict the use of other published standards internationally.

A few States would want to restrict the ban to future production.

The Maldives ranks high on the list of governments that restrict religious freedom.

The security situation in Darfur continues to restrict the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Democracy is compatible with national sovereignty only if we restrict globalization.

He railed against government regulations that encumber entrepreneurship and restrict markets.

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The drive in the 1930 s to restrict banking activities occurred in many countries.

In Poland, for example, proposed new legislation would drastically restrict its availability.

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This restriction, however, was never meant to restrict the free movement of civilian population.

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The implication is that we should punish offenders rather than restrict gun circulation. Similarly, policymakers should ensure that financial market participants fully internalize the risks that they assume, rather than tax or restrict certain types of transactions.

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We may therefore restrict both of them without running afoul of Mill s argument.

When wealth turns into unchecked power, something must be done to restrict it.