Word: restricting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...gospelers for their infant industry, Australians insisted last week that if U. S. citizens are denied the delights of Australian Para Port, Michenbury Sparkling Burgundy and Chateau Tanunda Brandy, then Premier Lyons must restrict by quota the import into Australia of U. S. motor cars. Premier Lyons, calmer than most of his fellow citizens, made no open threats, quietly approached President Roosevelt through diplomatic channels as one "good neighbor'' to another...
...list, in the general cum laude, the dominance of course credit is subtly emphasized. Now that the budget has become a sharp issue with the University, the tutorial system tend to stand more and more at odds with the course system. It is this which gives the suggestion to restrict it so great an importance; it is this which calls for decisiveness and leadership, for the stake is a crucial one. It calls not for a minor adjustment between touchy and conflicting bureaucrats, but for a choice between two philosophies...
...reducing the supply of it. How to increase the demand is a difficult and inclusive problem. To a certain extent, taking more men employers would produce this effect. There are at least two definite ways of reducing the supply of labor in this country. The first is to restrict immigration within narrower and narrower limits. The second is to reduce the birth rate among the poor. Unless one is willing to see one or both of these things done, he has no right to pose as the friend of the laboring...
University authorities were undecided last night whether any measures would be taken to restrict the meeting to Freshmen. Since the New Lecture Hall seats but 1000 and since the members of the Class of 1937 exceed that number, the capacity of the hall will undoubtedly be taxed by the upperclassmen and faculty who will try to crowd within its doors. It seems unlikely, however, that Freshman bursar's cards will be required for admission...
...little symbol e representing a quantum began seriously to restrict the old free & easy mechanics. Nevertheless the work of reconciliation began. Denmark's Niels Bohr ingeniously yoked classical laws and quantum laws to predict the probable interorbital jumps of electrons. His famed Correspondence Principle was postulated in 1913, was later abandoned when it was found not to work for atoms having more than one electron...