Sentence examples for provisions that restrict from inspiring English sources
In past contracts, it has agreed to provisions that restrict the market, like the six-year wait before free agency.
Many Republicans also want to repeal provisions that restrict the use of health savings accounts and flexible spending arrangements for medical expenses.
It retains provisions that restrict the export of satellites to nations like China and North Korea, and to sponsors of state terrorism like Iran.
With provisions that restrict defense attorneys' discovery, pre-trial motions, testimony and even court orders, defense attorneys say even basic due process has become frustratingly difficult.
Instead of belittling Kurds' cultural demands, he should demonstrate good faith by pushing through stalled constitutional and legal reforms, including changes to constitutional provisions that restrict the use of the Kurdish language in schools, punish criticism of the Turkish state and define citizenship through the prism of Turkish identity.
Japan has enjoyed a strong consensus for more than 50 years in favor of the constitutional provisions that restrict the country's military to self-defense.
On the plus side, the president's budget calls for eliminating a provision that restricts police access to trace data involving guns used to commit crimes.
There is some talk in Coalition circles about a Canadian provision that restricts campaigns by third-party groups during election seasons.
New York's new gun law has a provision that restricts access to data about gun owners in the state, Christine Haughney writes in The Times.
On the day that Trump spoke in Wisconsin, the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a prominent legal watchdog group, expanded a federal lawsuit that accuses Trump of violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution, a provision that restricts officeholders from receiving gifts and favors from foreign interests.
Among the administration's goals, the chancellor said, were the elimination of a contract provision that restricts the administration from assigning teachers to hallway or cafeteria duty between classes, and a change in work rules that would reduce the number of substitute teachers needed for absent staff members.
