Sentence examples for restricted accounts from inspiring English sources

In addition, restricted accounts make sense in terms of Google's plans to push its services and device into schools, via Google Apps and Chromebooks for Education, for example.

In turn, Robinhood is eliminating or reducing some of its edge case fees: $10 broker assisted trades, $10 restricted accounts, $50 voluntary corporate actions and $30 worthless securities processing will all now be free.

The user accounts are very basic at the moment – there are no parental control settings beyond restricted accounts that can limit for instance – but each user will have their own accounts and data inside their profile, which can be password protected.

For the family audience, Tesco has also added account control into the Android 4.2.2 operating system, allowing parents to set up restricted accounts for the kids that prevent access to certain content and applications, including YouTube.

Global Crossing said it had $894 million of cash at the end of March, counting money from restricted accounts including $335 million related to the sale of a unit last year and $74 million related to Global Marine, a shipping unit up for sale.

The use of open ended questions combined with a conversational style of interviewing promoted less restricted accounts, compared to use of structured, closed-ended questions [ 25].

Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy proposed setting up a restricted account for some bailout funds to ensure that the interest on Greek debt is paid to creditors, a signal of mistrust in the Athens leadership.

A Basic (Restricted) account means you can load and send up to £1,600 a year, but Unrestricted accounts let you load and send unlimited amounts per year.

The S.E.C. proposal at issue in the hearing would restrict accounting firms in their providing of consulting services to companies that the firms also audit.

By contrast, a Senate bill written by Paul Sarbanes, a Maryland Democrat, would restrict accounting firms' ability to provide consulting services to clients whose books they audit, and would create a powerful and independent oversight body capable of setting and enforcing rules for the profession.

SIPC has said that because the investments were certificates of deposit that were sold by a bank, they were not eligible for its coverage, which is restricted to accounts at brokerage firms.