Sentence examples for remaining restricted from inspiring English sources

In 2005 the French-Vietnamese boss of Dong Nam, an importer of mobile phones that competed with a big part-state-owned firm, was sentenced to 20 years in jail for dodging $6m of taxes.Many foreign investors and multinationals have paid large sums for stakes in firms that are still controlled by the government, with foreign ownership remaining restricted.

"The receiver's looming demand for the payment of $75 million from the county and the possibility that the receiver might succeed with his efforts to seize all the county's remaining restricted general funds rendered impracticable all further negotiations with the county's creditors," it said.

Rather than such unexpected findings remaining restricted to the marine habitat, they rapidly turned out to be the norm, especially in the case of aquatic systems, e.g. the high abundances of low GC Actinobacteria in freshwater [ 4] and even in the ocean [ 5] and many other groups that are just starting to be known and studied [ 6, 7].

Thereafter, all individuals of the offspring generation migrate to a randomly selected group (all group sizes remain restricted to the predefined group size, which also ensures that the number of groups remains constant).

But public access will remain restricted so long as ticket prices remain astronomically high.

Even when Heathrow's long-awaited new Terminal 5 opens next year, runway capacity will remain restricted.

In the United States and Canada the practice has remained restricted to a few secluded camps and beaches.

The Mets remain restricted by their lack of organizational depth, which eroded with their off-season trade for Johan Santana.

Music in Syria and Iraq, together with North African, Iranian, and Turkish music, remained restricted to its own periphery.

As a result, they have remained restricted to cockpit-bound pilots and others for whom mobility is not paramount.

(Sales of gooseberry and various currant shrubs remain restricted in a cluster of Eastern states, including parts of New Jersey).