Sentence examples for lifted restricting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, 80%% of European trailers cannot be lifted, restricting market share.

He writes: "Four states passed laws restricting the minimum wage, four lifted restrictions on child labour, and 16 imposed new limits on benefits for the unemployed.

Russia's rapidly growing exports have put it at cross-purposes with OPEC, which is trying to lift prices by restricting supply.

The industry would like to lift prices by restricting production, but Mr. Trump has been explicit about wanting to keep prices low.

The judge in Michael Jackson's child molesting case has sealed 82 pages of documents containing "sensitive information" and declined to lift an order restricting discussion of the case, ruling that it would violate the privacy of all parties involved.

Romney would press states to lift all caps restricting the number of charter and online schools.

During the Games, the lift is restricted to athletes and coaches (and the media The New Yorker did finagle an accreditation), but none of the coaches or athletes would ride with me.

During the Games, the lift is restricted to athletes and coaches (and the media — The New Yorker did finagle an accreditation), but none of the coaches or athletes would ride with me.

The trees were randomly selected from a map with a grid and a table of random numbers, although trees far away from paths or in wet or hilly terrain were discarded and new trees selected, as access with the lift was restricted to paths or relatively dry and flat terrain.

It oozes with warmth and comfort and you're always welcome". It should be noted that Alta's policy of restricting lift capacity in order to provide a "quality" ski experience sometimes translates into long lift lines that draw the wrath of unknowing visitors.

That law, which was linked to a lifting of trade restrictions, restricted the ability of the officials responsible for Mr. Magnitsky's death to move themselves or their assets to American shores.