Sentence examples for removing the restriction from inspiring English sources
Two advantages result from removing the restriction to designs from Hadamard matrices.
OFAC modified its general license authorizing travel to Cuba for professional meetings or conferences by removing the restriction that the meetings could not be for the purpose of promoting tourism in Cuba.
"The government's final verdict on removing the restriction on investment by a foreign airline within the existing F.D.I. limit of 49 percent is awaited," Kingfisher said, referring to foreign direct investment.
After discussing the fees issue, he reports: "It is my pleasure to announce that bottles of squirty sauce have been introduced at dinner times to replace the sauce sachets that were previously in use thus removing the restriction of the amount of that could be used.
And in the Dodd-Frank act, Congress eliminated the requirement to comply with Section 404 for companies with a market value of less than $75 million and directed the S.E.C. to look at removing the restriction for companies with a market capitalization of up to $250 million.
"We would like to invite you to consider modifying the agreement... by removing the restriction that teams would be made up of exclusively English players," wrote Valcke.
For the American service industry, however, removing the restrictions abroad is a top priority.
"No new evidence was presented in this inquiry that overturns the existing case for removing the restrictions," it said.
The government says it will "progress" with removing the restrictions when the productivity commission's intellectual property inquiry is completed in August.
It then voted to repeal the rule in mid-2007, after internal studies showed that removing the restrictions would not have a "deleterious impact on market quality or liquidity".
A report released last month by the Center for Public Justice found that 37 states had not implemented charitable choice rules that require removing the restrictions on financing for religious groups.
