Word: limiting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...they would behave leniently then they would be eligible for generous credits to pay for American goods, and that their exports to the U.S. would benefit from the relatively lower tariffs imposed on most favored nations. Although their emigration policies have been relaxed somewhat, the U.S. continues to limit their credits, and they have not received most favored nation status...
Everyone who last had a say in the decision to limit the rise in this year's board charge did so because they believed the Food Services Department would have a surplus, which could make up for the scant 2.3-per-cent increase in students' bills. Unfortunately, food prices don't listen to Harvard administrators...
King's power to fight abortion and institute capital punishment is limited, Lynch said, noting that the governor can simply call for capital punishment or refuse to veto bills that come before him which limit public funding of abortions. King can also use his high position to influence other legislators in favor of his viewpoints, Lynch added...
...Corp.'s $1.5 billion antitrust suit against Xerox. Pretrial discovery took 3½ years ("Not bad, considering," says Newman), during which the judge had to write 46 separate opinions on procedural motions alone; such motions can be another delaying tactic that, in the words of Miller, is "limited only by a lawyer's demonic imagination." When the case got to trial, each side estimated it would take three or four months to present their cases. But after three months, SCM was nowhere near finished, so Newman set a time limit of six more months. After a yearlong trial...
Blout said that new federal guidelines affecting the school limit the use of federal funds available for teaching purposes...