Sentence examples for regulations which restrict from inspiring English sources

Brandis is especially concerned about corporate, environmental and industrial regulations which restrict rights.

"They are seeking relief which would invalidate a number of the F.D.A. regulations which restrict the promotion of drugs".

The regulations, which restrict clubs' losses to £35m a year if bankrolled by an owner and cap the amount of new TV income permitted to be spent on players' wages, immediately transformed clubs' balance sheets.

At that point, Bridgeway consulted legal counsel to insure that its efforts would not violate any U.S. laws — including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, which restrict the export of weapons and defense services.

Services for the elderly should be among Japan's fastest growing industries and create lots of new jobs, but they are held back by regulations which restrict competition and supply.

Regulations which restrict the number of gambling machines a shop can contain intensify the move into poorer areas, as chains seek out areas with lower rents to open more shops.This expansion is provoking a reaction from left-wing campaigners.

In keeping with the overhaul of financial regulations, which restricts banks' ownership of hedge funds, the bank confirmed on Wednesday that it would spin off FrontPoint Partners, a hedge fund it bought in 2006.

Due to logging regulations, which restricted timber leases, the pulp mills in Sitka and Ketchikan closed in the 1990s, and Alaskan timber and forestry-related activities and exports were significantly reduced.

- Introduce a regulation which restrict host teachers from entering examination rooms, - Improve follow ups during examination sessions - Discourage militiamen to guard in their villages - Use PCCCB to detect elements of corruption - Continuous assessment should be considered in assessing the progress and selection of a candidate in PSLE  .

Implicit in all subsequent regulation (which restricts access to investigational new drugs to clinical trials to a greater or lesser extent) is the idea that we should use them only with caution, as there is scientific uncertainty about their safety.

Much attention has been paid to how regulations, which limit environmental and human-health impacts from pollution, restrict the use of fossil fuels.