"policy restrictions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to regulations or prohibitions that are imposed to limit certain behaviors or activities. For example, "Our company's policy restrictions prevent us from working with vendors located outside of our state."
"President Obama and Democratic leaders were for these types of policy restrictions before they were against them," said Kevin Smith, a spokesman for Mr. Boehner.
These include legal and policy restrictions as well as security concerns and a lack of resources (and difficulty in planning ahead, given the federal budget process).
The British Medical Association's report launched last week tells an all-too-familiar story, with the findings highlighting that consultants in the health service feel that they are trying to innovate but their advances are repeatedly blocked by policy restrictions.
General Keith Alexander told a conference of hackers on Wednesday that extensive surveillance had disrupted dozens of terrorist attacks but that technical and policy restrictions protected the privacy of ordinary Americans.
Updated at 10.21pm BST 8.44pm BST General Keith Alexander told a conference of hackers on Wednesday that extensive surveillance had disrupted dozens of terrorist attacks but that technical and policy restrictions protected the privacy of ordinary Americans, writes Rory Carroll.
The defections suggest that the House leadership could have difficulty selling a final budget compromise to its membership if the plan dips very far below the $61 billion in cuts approved by the House and does not contain policy restrictions on abortion, the new health care law and environmental rules that many House Republicans favor.
For example, even on the assumption that the Unnaturalness argument, interpreted as a religious objection against interfering with God's plans, is sound, it still would not provide legitimate grounds for a public policy restriction on chimeras.
'The NSA does not exert any policy restriction on publications by former employees.
"We do not exert any policy restriction on publications by former employees.
Considering the ban imposed by the regime forbidding students from taking social science and humanity courses at domestic universities in Iran, this policy restriction creates additional obstacles for student exchange.
Thanks in part to the European Central Bank's tight monetary policy, in part to the fiscal-policy restrictions of the stability pact and in part to their own failure to implement reforms, the biggest European economies have grown only sluggishly in recent years.
