Sentence examples for increasing restriction in from inspiring English sources

The purpose of TMD, for TTCs, has been to circumvent growing regulatory restrictions: In a global environment of ever increasing restriction in the availability of traditional advertising media, parallel communications devices such as sponsorships and trademark diversification now represent the only major alternatives for tobacco marketers in a growing list of markets.

A practical move by the city governor, Basuki Tjahaha Purnama, or a sign of increasing restrictions in president Joko Widodo's democracy?

Furthermore there are increasing restrictions in Europe for using animals for testing the therapeutic properties of new compounds.

However, increasing restrictions in use and handling of animals and human skin stimulated the search for suitable artificial skin models.

An article on Saturday about increasing restrictions in some states and localities on the use of drones by law enforcement agencies misstated part of the name of the federal department that offers grants for the purchase of drones.

When evaluating vocational training programmes, increasing restrictions in funding opportunities and growing difficulties for young people and other disadvantaged groups to enter the labour market are arousing the evaluators' attention from human capital accumulation to effectiveness in terms of employability.

"Selection" refers to the individuals' choice to focus on areas of high priority as they face increasing restrictions in functioning due to age related losses.

Proliferation and differentiation are inversely correlated processes where differentiation of primitive into more specialized cells involves increased restriction in proliferative capacity, culminating in cell-cycle exit and arrest [ 24].

Amid increased restrictions in the UK on benefit payments for EU migrants, the BBC has caught up with one British couple who left their home in a quiet village in Rutland in favour of the snow-capped terrain of north-west Bulgaria.

Amnesty also released a sister publication Lebanon: Pushed to the Edge: Syrian Refugees Face Increased Restrictions in Lebanon since the country is considered the epicenter of the Syrian refugee crisis.

They attributed the decline to both the decrease in prevalence of smoking among young adults with children and the increased restrictions in Great Britain on smoking in public places.