The judge's verdict on Thursday was that Proactive's contract represented restraint of trade because it covered eight years, while the English Football Association recommends a maximum deal of two years between player and agents.
The American Bar Association tried to come up with a single description of unauthorized practice in 2000 but gave up after the Federal Trade Commission sent a warning that the proposal could represent restraint of trade.
The final image, of her gently rotating as her fan and raised arm seem to pull her up to the surface as her life ends, represents the restraint of Kabuki style at its most remarkable.
A speculative rather than exegetical work, it argued that Greek tragedy arose out of the fusion of what he termed Apollonian and Dionysian elements the former representing measure, restraint, and harmony and the latter representing unbridled passion and that Socratic rationalism and optimism spelled the death of Greek tragedy.
However, when we increase the frequency and strength out of a certain range, this effect was reduced, or even represented a restraint effect when reached another higher range.
2) Protective (the "good"): interleukins representing a restraint for the development and progression of the atherothrombotic process.
Appleton House, for Marvell at least, represents a Protestant restraint as opposed to both its previous Catholic history and to the ongoing civil war – from which his employer at Nun Appleton, Lord Fairfax, had withdrawn.
Hence, not only the vastus medialis, but also the vastus intermedius represents a dynamic restraint to lateral tracking of the patella.
Cost often represents a significant restraint and it is important to know which fold changes can be detected reliably for a given number of replicates.
The application of non-crystallographic symmetry (NCS) restraints represents only a qualitative short-range modeling of the crystal or precipitate order.
