Sentence examples for capital restricting from inspiring English sources

In Somaliland, the rehabilitation providers were concerned about the centralisation of services in the capital and the provinces being underserved due to insecurity outside Hargeisa, the capital, restricting both expansion of service provision and the ability of patients to complete referrals made from the periphery.

Last week, Credit Suisse was forced to reduce its targets and Barclays may have to do the same as demands from regulators for banks to hold more capital restrict the profitability of banking operations.

With the country's main airport in Santiago damaged, and the nearly 400 daily flights that normally travel in and out of the capital restricted, Chileans find themselves struggling to find a way back to assess the quake's devastation and comfort relatives — or, in some cases, find out if they are still alive.

Barrow et al. (2009) have highlighted that the lack of capital restricted the shift toward organic farming as most of the farms are to serve for smaller scale production.

Once one of their ideas is established, they can mobilize large sums of capital restricted to that specific project or area.

"The outlook statement talks about a difficult operating environment and the need to preserve capital by restricting new business sales and concentrating on low capital intensity products.

The financial chaos in Greece over months of torturous bailout negotiations took its toll on the already devastated economy, causing a massive flight of capital out of Greek banks and leading to the imposition of capital controls restricting the flow of money in the country.

Mountains of bad debts, many not yet written off, and the resulting shortage of capital are restricting the flow of credit to the rest of the economy.

But the administration did impose new rules – under the 2010 financial reform known as Dodd-Frank – requiring banks to hold more capital and restricting the trading of risky derivatives through subsidiaries insured by taxpayers.

Then, at the end of June, as tension between Greece and its creditors deepened and raised concerns among investors, the Greek government announced that it would temporarily shut its banks and enact capital controls — restricting cash withdrawals and transfers — to avert economic collapse.

The ECB said there would be no need for Greece to impose capital controls restricting cash withdrawals after the deal.