Sentence examples for Monetary restrictions from inspiring English sources

Because of physical, technical, and monetary restrictions, not all systems are brought up in a perfectly "bulletproof" state.

But monetary restrictions in places like China, she said, were hurting the competitiveness of American products, making the gap difficult to reduce.

South Korean buyers are making a slow comeback in Hawaii as their economy improves and they are able to take advantage of fewer monetary restrictions and the visa waiver program.

But so far, those efforts seem to be doing too little to cool the economy against inflation, and analysts and economists expect even more monetary restrictions in coming months.

Despite monetary restrictions Everton have never been in serious relegation trouble.

Involuntary career choices may be the result of, for example, monetary restrictions, social pressure to choose a certain vocation, or certain forms of discrimination constituting barriers for a person to choose a desired vocation (Lent et al. [2000]).

Staggering annual inflation of 25% influences most daily decisions with price controls and monetary exchange restrictions trying to keep the lid on an untenable situation.

Should the NBU be forced to focus on reducing foreign currency demand by purely monetary methods, restrictions will almost certainly reignite liquidity problems.

Financing is available, he said, though the Hong Kong Monetary Authority imposes restrictions on the amount of funding for all buyers.

Given the constraints of a shared monetary policy and restrictions on budget deficits, euro-area governments have less wriggle-room than their counterparts elsewhere.

Then, under U.S. guidance, the International Monetary Fund tied restrictions to rescue loans that prohibited Asian governments from bailing out banks.