Sentence examples for encouraged restricted from inspiring English sources

Foreign insurance companies had hoped for a sizable chunk of China's business, but last year their share of the life-insurance market was under 5%, lower than in 2007, according to PWC, a consultancy.China classifies foreign investment as encouraged, restricted or prohibited, depending on the sector.

Ms. Lee added that she encouraged restricting electronic devices, at least during the processional, and that doing so was a way for couples to restore a measure of sanctity to their ceremony.

We further encourage restricting domestic camel grazing from the SPA, while implementing strong education and outreach programs that target local people.

These clashes reflect both the uncertain legal status of lawsuit lending and the growing debate over its social value: Should third-party investment in lawsuits be encouraged, tightly restricted or banned altogether?

Family visits are likely to improve patient experience in such an alien environment and should be encouraged not restricted, as expected by PEAT.

It does not encourage papers restricted to baseball's insular world.

"Parents are strongly encouraged to restrict and monitor their children's Internet usage," Waukesha police chief Russell Jack said at a news conference, and the local school district banned a website called CreepyPasta, where much of the lore lived, after the attack.

Fifth, to promote a manageable group size, JJ agencies participating in JJ-TRIALS were encouraged to restrict BH representation in their workgroup to 1 2 key BH agencies.

Patients in both groups were encouraged to restrict use of acute medications to headaches judged to be very disabling, operationally defined as a pain intensity rated as 8 or greater on a 0 10 (no pain – pain as bad as it could be).

Various content and dimensions of cultural embeddedness encourage or restrict different types of innovation behaviors (Boschma 2005).

Different actors can encourage or restrict the policy-making process and its translation into practice (Yee 1996).