Sentence examples for limits profits from inspiring English sources

While most Belgian physicians and hospitals are in business for themselves, the government sets pricing and limits profits.

Its industry suffers from overcapacity, which limits profits and investor interest, but the company has managed to improve margins by taking business from its rivals, he said.

Police and prosecutors sought to portray the Ghanaian-born, British-educated former public schoolboy as an out-of-control gambler who dispensed with the safety net of parallel hedged deals – a requirement that limits profits but, crucially, caps liabilities – purely so he could become a star trader with a big bonus.

While implementing the spread reduces the investor’s net cost today, it also limits profits to the upside if the stock winds up blowing straight past the $50.00 level.

That limits profit margins, which also depend heavily on market prices.

To guarantee that the housing will remain moderately priced, the proposed law would require deed restrictions to limit profits when owners resold their houses.

Mr. Bodaken said the decision to limit profits was made well before state insurance regulators raised concerns about its rate increases.

The authorities had already barred publishers of some of his books from printing second editions despite brisk sales, severely limiting profits and royalties.

"If you're going to limit how much banks could charge in their credit cards, that's going to limit profits," said Art Hogan, the chief market analyst at Jefferies & Company.

The privatisation of the reception of asylum seekers is part of the heritage of former liberal-conservative governments that pursued privatisation of the public sector, according to Jonas Sjöstedt, leader of the Left party, which campaigns to limit profits in the public sector.

The San Francisco-based bank earned $3.2 billion, up sharply from a year earlier when a preferred dividend payment to the Treasury limited profits to just $394 million.