Sentence examples for because of the restrictive from inspiring English sources

A number of suitors have tried to invest in talent agencies over the years but have backed away, in part because of the restrictive union rules.

There are also concerns that because of the restrictive nature of the garment, your internal organs may be damaged in the process.

In the last few years, several major advertising agency companies have held talks with talent agencies about investments and acquisitions, but backed off because of the restrictive union rules.

These are unlikely to be covered or dealt with by Sir Jim Rose's review of the primary curriculum because of the restrictive remit given to the former head of school inspections at Ofsted, the education standards watchdog.

And this link pales by comparison with the flourishing trade between Iran and Dubai, the most mercantile of the seven emirates that make up the UAE.Partly because of sanctions, and partly because of the restrictive business environment in Iran, tiny Dubai has become a vital lifeline for its vast neighbour.

However, ministers say that the reason seven-day working is currently impractical is because of the restrictive nature of the current consultants' contract, which gives senior doctors significant extra pay for working anti-social hours and the right to opt out altogether.

The looping J-factor reveals that because of the less restrictive looping geometry (end points are not at same point in space and the tangents are not constrained to be equal), looping costs less free energy than does cyclization.

While some companies may find themselves in trouble, he said, many more will be able to ride out a downturn in the economy because of the less restrictive financing conditions that banks agreed to earlier.

Although the rate estimates obtained in heteroallelic experiments are usually lower than observed in our study (presumably because of the more restrictive system for detecting events), rates of conversion as high or higher than ours were observed in some heteroallelic studies (Golin and Esposito 1984).

A central aspect of quarantines is the legitimacy of the restrictive measures, because you're always going to restrain people's ordinary rights (such as freedom of movement).

All three face deflation problems, ie they have, or may have, difficulty in achieving a sufficiently low real interest rate.' Krugman pointed out that the US had its own equivalent of the restrictive European Stability Pact, because of the legal obligation for the US state and local governments to have balanced budgets (thus offsetting the supposed stimulus from Washington).