Sentence examples for lower restrictions from inspiring English sources

That latter prospect improved on August 26th when the FDIC agreed to lower restrictions that had been proposed for non-bank investors.

"Yes, I support the Jobs for America policy proposal, especially a simplified tax code, lower restrictions on trade, and energy development," said Michael Connolly, Professor of Economics, University of Miami.

Earlier in February, Rivers also introduced legislation attempting to lower restrictions on initiatives in Washington State, commenting, "If the people take the time to sign their name and say this is something we need to have a look at, we ought to respect that".

Conversely, the lower identity levels of non-syntenic products represent lower restrictions to change and higher functional versatility.

In the case of methods with lower restrictions due to eligibility barriers, such as condoms, these providers could benefit from training on appropriate counseling and provision of methods.

As PEP, lamivudine showed a similar efficacy and safety as nevirapine, but with an expected lower rate of resistant HIV strains emerging in infants who fail PEP, and lower restrictions for future HIV treatment.

The partnership's disadvantage due to the higher tax rate on firm level must be compensated by a lower restriction factor.

This phenomenal is as a result of lower restriction caused by SiO2 trapping the SiNW when compared to simple hydrogen termination.

In this paper, refining a concept means to apply a lower (restriction of a concept) or an upper (relaxation of a concept) approximation.

Such a model is in agreement with the lower restriction to its lateral mobility.

The most widely used CBT models are adaptations of those developed for BN, paying close attention to weight loss and taking into account the lower restriction levels and the lower cognitive distortions of BED compared to BN [ 38, 43].