Sentence examples for contract restricted from inspiring English sources

But Univision's contract restricted him from doing it.

Schwarzenegger was paid $250,000 and placed on retainer; the terms of the contract restricted him from starring in other sword and sorcery films.

"It puts the candidates in a very difficult position," said Mickey Kantor, who was chairman of the 1992 Clinton-Gore campaign and negotiated the contract restricting the use of reaction shots.

A Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Massachusetts contract restricts audits to 150 claims and states that any troubling trends discovered cannot be used "to calculate the financial impact of errors in a population of claim payments"–meaning, don't even think about extrapolating the cost.

Former Playboy model Karen McDougal has been released from her contract restricting her from talking about her alleged 2006 affair with Donald Trump.

Patients signed a contract restricting use of the unit to themselves.

Cold temperatures cause these vessels to contract, restricting the amount of blood that is released.

The breach-of-contract charge apparently refers to a clause in "Pop Idol" contracts restricting the production team from working on rival shows.Mr Fuller's case is basically that an original idea from which he has handsomely profited has been copied in a programme from which he will not profit.

The Independent revealed that the contracts restrict interviews to precise pre-agreed questions and give Clarence House the right to take part in various stages of the editing process and to pull the interview "in its entirety" if it is not satisfied with the finished package.

According to the current proposal, the national authorities would be able to choose one or all of the following options to enforce the quota: financial penalties; exclusion from bids on public contracts; restricting access to national and European subsidies; and requirements to cancel appointments of women or men when a board is too heavily tilted toward one gender.

Strauss explained that the players' contracts restrict what they are allowed to say in public.