Sentence examples for In restrictions from inspiring English sources

"Lenders have brought in restrictions on age in recent years," says David Hollingworth of brokers London & Country.

However, this may not be an option for some older people, as many lenders have brought in restrictions on age – the maximum age on many loans is 70 or 75.

With this situation compounded by very dry weather over the past two winters, it's not surprising that some water companies have had to bring in restrictions on water use.

The water firms bringing in restrictions say they are investing significant resources in fixing leaks, moving water resources from wetter to drier areas and encouraging their customers to save water.

Geithner is hardheaded and shrewd enough to reject trying to regulate hedge funds and private equity firms by putting in restrictions on their use of leverage.

The Guernsey authorities were also planning on bringing in restrictions on foreign banks operating as branches and on transfers of funds between Guernsey subsidiaries and parent banks ("parental upstreaming").

With the Music Band, Mr. Endsley has embraced the built-in restrictions of an acoustic combo while still looking to transcend idiom.

But Mr. Glaser thinks the decision has created the framework for a legal DVD copying product with built-in restrictions to prevent piracy.

Gowalla has actually had to ease up on its GPS check-in restrictions, to ensure more people could use the service.

The data-sharing app had built-in restrictions to prevent the dissemination of private information, like the ad buy data, with certain arms of the party committees.

Despite the built-in restrictions, Israeli medical professionals and activists strongly protest the bill they say contravenes universal medical ethics and international protocol defining forced feeding of prisoners as a form of torture.