Sentence examples for eliminated opportunities from inspiring English sources

The State Insurance Department appealed the lower court ruling, made last June by State Supreme Court in Manhattan, arguing that the stricter regulations eliminated opportunities for fraud.

In his celebrated book The Other Path, the Peruvian writer Hernando De Soto illustrated how government intervention eliminated opportunities for small businesses to develop.

The emergent normative context trapped the group in a malfunctioning process and eliminated opportunities to question the process or to suggest alternative directions.

Now consider the hypothesis that if equal opportunity regulations were reduced or eliminated, opportunities overall would increase, and in particular opportunities available to those who have the fewest opportunities available would increase.

The Hoosiers (6-1) eliminated opportunities for SIU Edwardsville to score second-chance points by grabbing 30 defensive rebounds.

Mr. Ashe and other wildlife advocates say the new rules will eliminate opportunities for traffickers to use the legal ivory markets as a cover for illegal imports.

Doping experts added that the process has been refined over many years to eliminate opportunities for collectors or anyone else to surreptitiously damage a sample.

What they found, after 220 interviews within 34 families, was that while "six months" has become a magic number for health care providers, it means far less to new parents, and the focus on that goal may be eliminating opportunities to help families continue breast-feeding at "pivot points" in their lives.

But these laws actually eliminate opportunities for low-skill workers and waste resources.

Beck has described the investigations as government efforts to eliminate opportunities to buy gold.

The parity condition suggests that real interest rates will equalize between countries and that capital mobility will result in capital flows that eliminate opportunities for arbitrage.