Sentence examples for offering restrictions from inspiring English sources

But offering restrictions is at least becoming a must-have today, rather than an afterthought.

Setting up networks of potential hosts ahead of time will allow Airbnb to have more comprehensive data on individual hosts and what their particular offerings and restrictions might be.

The government countered, offering to lift restrictions on three schools.

These data suggest that C-terminal sequences of TRIM5α proteins can negatively regulate the late restriction activities, offering partial explanation to the modest late restriction activities of TRIM5αag and TRIM5αcy against HIV-1.

At the end of the month we're likely to be in a position with fewer applicants, less restriction on offering places to high grade students and more restrictions on offering places to other applicants.

They said the district had also placed more restrictions on offering special-needs students placement in private schools.

United Utilities has said that it would be contacting residents offering them compensation once restrictions had been lifted.

The European Union is helping utilities that burn coal to cope with emissions restrictions by offering them billions of dollars to develop ways of storing carbon dioxide underground.

Analysts warned that many firms would look to skirt the new restrictions by offering higher base salaries for their top earners, which would allow them to continue to receive multi-million dollar salaries despite the cap on bonuses.

For example, SaferVPN, a site that enables subscribers to get around country-specific internet restrictions, began offering its service free of charge to Turkish dissidents when Prime Minister Erdoğan blocked Twitter in the country in 2014.

If the United States president or Congress is viewed as sabotaging the deal, the European Union, together with Russia and China, must attempt to salvage its key nuclear restrictions by offering meaningful sanctions relief to Iran.