Sentence examples for restricted companies from inspiring English sources

It has restricted companies' rights to make political contributions: for example, they cannot give donations directly to individual candidates.

In a 2014 case known as Purple Communications, the NLRB restricted companies from punishing employees for using their workplace email systems for activities such as circulating petitions and planning walkouts, as well as trying to form a union.

As Colbert lamented on "The Colbert Report", Tacocopter and companies like it were being blocked by American aviation regulations, which restricted companies from commercial use of drones (like for food delivery).

Mr. Biswas comes up again (in a lovely consideration of Naipaul's correspondence with his father), but this time in slightly less drastically restricted company, as "one of the few enduring characters in postwar British fiction".

The restricted, company-only posts that Google Apps users make to Google+ will appear alongside the same public, personal posts everyone else is making on Google+.

Why restrict companies to recruiting only two workers without social charges?

He wants to close special interest tax loopholes and to restrict companies from moving money out of the country.

"Nepotistic behaviour can restrict companies in terms of diversity, new ideas and growth," adds careers consultant Lydia Fairman.

In a bid to curb runaway inflation, it has introduced a new law restricting companies' profits to 30% of costs.

Governments take an active role in promoting electric vehicles (EVs), but the lack of recharging infrastructures restricts companies to adopt EVs.

One plan, he said, "would be to bar or restrict companies from distributing dividends until they pay all their workers the living wage".