Sentence examples for professional restrictions from inspiring English sources

The combination of monetary relief and future professional restrictions serve both to sanction the defendants' insider trading and to restrict them from future positions of investor trust".

It must also think beyond the professional restrictions imposed by the historical straitjacket of care management assessment models.

I don't have any religious or professional restrictions on what I can wear, but I personally love everything I've seen in the site's first pop-up sales.

A Sarnia, Ontario doctor with a history of sexual assault convictions and professional restrictions has been charged with another sex crime following three weeks of protest by a former patient.

Plans exist to overcome legal and professional restrictions on prescribing and dispensing, and to train and equip HSAs with the competencies to provide ART drugs; keep accurate patient records; and question carers and patients so that an appropriate treatment regime and referral pattern can be established.

Those tricks go far beyond professional racing restrictions, but could give riders new ways to tweak their training in real time.

Muzondo and Pazderka [ 54] established, for Canadian professional licensing restrictions, a relationship between different variables of self-regulation and higher income.

While the National Basketball Association and other professional leagues have restrictions on Twitter posting and card playing by athletes to help them stay focused around game time, there are no restrictions on video games.

Oddly, while hassles have mounted for professional fireworks displays, restrictions for the untrained have relaxed as more states allow consumers to buy and use more pyrotechnics (though laws vary, and New York is one of seven states that ban consumer fireworks).

The panel that administers the George Polk Awards, based at Long Island University, said it wanted to acknowledge the role of ordinary citizens in disseminating images and news, especially in times of tumult when professional reporters face restrictions, as they do in Iran.

The professional and personal restrictions created by racial segregation and prejudice in the U.S., however, induced her to move to Oslo in 1948, where she later became a Norwegian citizen.