Sentence examples for restricted from competing from inspiring English sources

Cowen is one of 44 university presidents from non-B.C.S. conferences who have contended that non-B.C.S. teams are restricted from competing for the national championship or from even securing one of the two at-large bids available to teams outside the B.C.S. conferences.

But critics of the B.C.S., led by Tulane's president, Scott Cowen, contend that under the B.C.S. contract, non-B.C.S. teams are restricted from competing for the national championship or even from securing one of the two at-large bids available to teams outside the B.C.S. conferences.

Mr Ball will not work for a competitor for at least two years.Clauses in employment contracts that restrict executives from competing with their former employers are nothing new.

The International Table Tennis Federation instituted rules this year to restrict Chinese players from competing for other nations.

Analysts were unsure whether today's action would severely restrict Wal-Mart from competing aggressively on prices.

"Eventually, U.S. government officials realized that encryption technology was proliferating around the world regardless of whether the U.S. was selling it or not and the laws were just restricting American companies from competing".

The populists are motivated by nationalist appeals to restrict immigrant labor from competing with American workers and reverse decades of globalization that has decimated America's manufacturing industry.

To combat these and other issues facing women, and to move toward gender equality, France is planning to ban children's beauty pageants by restricting girls younger than 16 from competing.

New Zealand is reviewing its antitrust law to ensure that local companies are not restricted from mergers and takeovers that would give them scale to compete with global rivals.

Mr. Mack said he was restricted from selling his other shares and so would remain one of Morgan Stanley's biggest individual shareholders while running a competing firm.

Mr. Kavanaugh said he expected Rogue to produce a wider range of supernatural horror and other films than it had made under Universal, which occasionally restricted the unit's offerings to keep it from competing with the main studio operation.