As the MPC also pointed out today, credit conditions in the economy are likely to remain "restrictive" while the banking system remains broken.
These environments often possess inherent adult designs and values and remain restrictive to children with disabilities who encounter restricting physical environments and find themselves unable to integrate into the broader community (Thompson and Philo 2004).
In 1992, the government implemented a price band mechanism for rice, which directly restricted rice imports from the US and since then policies have remained restrictive.
In a downbeat statement accompanying its announcement, the MPC said that while the economy was likely to continue its gradual recovery, the committee was concerned that credit conditions in the economy were likely to remain "restrictive".
Private consumption is expected to keep falling through the year as the deterioration of the labor market continues to subdue spending, the group said, and corporate earning prospects "are still depressed and credit conditions are likely to remain restrictive due to recession caused write-offs".
Although he has moved into the recession camp in recent weeks, in part because banks are still tightening up on loans and the credit environment looks to remain restrictive for a while, he is not especially bearish on the stock market.
So despite public statements in favor of a more relaxed Internet policy, Iran's formal rulings remain restrictive, forcing many in the country to use tools to get around imposed censorship.
On February 15, the administration proposed new rules to liberalize commercial drones, but they remain restrictive and fail to permit many innovative applications of drones (including drones piloted by remote cameras, a critical dimension to allowing drones to achieve early wins for users in agriculture and industry).
The assumptions required do, however, remain restrictive.
Statements referring to a more general population thus clearly remain restrictive.
