But it comes with some big restrictions.
But as the months passed, that enthusiasm waned.Sensing this, in March Democrats in the Senate introduced only a modest bill that contained few of the big restrictions first sought by gun-control advocates and by the administration.
"In some places women have all the rights they deserve and in others there are big restrictions -- in some countries they even mutilate women," she said, referring to the custom of female circumcision.
The Vad imposes big restrictions: he cannot bathe or shower, and the weight of the pack and the risk of cables getting snagged means he wants to avoid public transport.
But many allies will want to wait to see more evidence that France has really given up being the leader of NATO's awkward squad.That role is passing to Germany, which places big restrictions on what its forces can do in Afghanistan, and has ties with Russia that irk former Soviet satellites.
The use of multiple antennas poses then big restrictions on the size and cost of individual radio transmitters and receivers, to keep the overall transceiver implementation feasible.
"In the second half of 2011, journalists in Hong Kong experienced the biggest restriction from the local government since the 1997 handover," the group said in a report, citing cases of journalists being detained and arrested.
Because this is the biggest constraint on their ability to make money from consumer banking in decades, and the biggest restriction imposed on their overall business since the passage of Dodd-Frank Act and the Volcker Rule, which required them to strip themselves of some of their riskier (and more profitable) businesses.
"The biggest restriction is actually our technicians, who do not like going into the hut to work at 35 degrees," says Andy MacLeod, Vodafone's global networks director.Operating at this temperature means ambient air can be used for cooling, even in hot countries.
