Sentence examples for limiting clients from inspiring English sources

Recently launched a European version of the site, limiting clients' expensive shipping and tariff costs.

Prior research from sub-Saharan Africa has shown that providers limit clients' access to FP based on marital status, age and parity of the clients [ 4, 5, 12].

The implications of this study are that service quality deficiencies, medical barriers, and access issues related to provider availability and inappropriate client charges may limit clients' ability to obtain the family planning services for which they come to health facilities.

The proposed optimization framework is also shown to provide robust performance when limited client feedback information is available.

Once again, limiting a client's ability to move to a competing search engine would appear to be an illegal defense of monopoly power.

We don't all understand Section 2 of the Sherman Act nearly as well, and it's a little more complicated to understand a "violation per se" of the Sherman Act, but limiting a client's ability to use a competing search engine would appear to be an illegal defense of monopoly power.

Since most of the questionnaire sections on drug use and risk behaviors covered the 6-month period preceding study enrollment, recruitment from treatment settings was limited to clients newly-admitted to a treatment program (within the past 30 days), since such clients could be considered to have been 'part of the community' for most of the six-month period.

Wexler's aesthetic perfectionism is not limited to clients' faces.

It is particularly attractive for resource limited mobile clients in asymmetric communications.

Advertising agencies have the opportunity to create amazing work but their creativity is often limited by clients who are risk averse.

The event is unfortunately limited to clients and "friends of the firm" according to Nikole Cohen, public policy manager at Dentons.