1.   Many governments are very strict about imposing restrictions on the importation of foodstuffs which contain excessive concentrations of heavy metals.

2.   A major problem with imposing restrictions of this kind is that banks may find ways of getting round them.

3.   There may, however, be an argument for imposing restrictions on leaving in individual cases as a form of key man insurance.

4.   Brady said the sponsors of the freshmen measure felt that imposing restrictions on advertising would have been unconstitutional.

5.   Chief Justice William Rehnquist strongly dissented, asserting that the ruling heeded unscientific opinion polls in imposing restrictions upon states.

6.   The city also may force homeless people out of sight by imposing restrictions on camping and drinking in parks and limiting park visits to six hours a day.

7.   Until this decision, the court has shied away from imposing restrictions on Israeli security agencies, effectively condoning their practices.

8.   Israel responded by suspending peace talks with the Palestinians and Syrians, and by imposing restrictions on Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

9.   Macfarlane said that imposing restrictions on capital flows in certain circumstances may be wise.

10.   Only a few members of the Beijing-backed provisional legislators voted against imposing restrictions on demonstrations, while most insisted that controls are necessary to maintain public order.