Sororities contend that they have always restricted members from fraternity recruitment events, said Timothy M. Burke, an attorney with Fraternal Law Partners, which counts the National Panhellenic Conference, an umbrella group for all 26 sororities nationally, among its clients.
Tillerson's interview came during a trip to Asia last week, which was met with significant controversy because, in a highly unusual move, State Department officials restricted members of the media from covering Tillerson's trip, except for a reporter from the Independent Journal Review.
The new European steps against tax avoidance will restrict member states' ability to offer corporate tax deals in future.
Moscovici said the EU was restricting member states' ability to offer sweetheart deals, citing Vestager's state aid work and his transparency measures.
The Directive restricts Member States from discriminating between providers of public telecommunications networks with regard to granting rights of way for the provision of such networks (Article 1 6)).
Unlike the UN's 2015 Paris climate change agreement – which created a legally binding commitment to restrict member states' carbon emissions – there is nothing strictly enforceable in the New Urban Agenda.
Cooperatives usually restrict member farmers not to participate in other types of transactions.
In the U.S., Visa and MasterCard restrict member banks from issuing cards on the AmEx or Discover networks.
(Dong and Dow 1993) Restricting member exit can lead a team to more readily extract effort in either of two contexts: 1. Team members' preferences for leisure are not too diverse and the scale economies are not too large.
Like other professional organizations, the association has little direct authority to restrict members' ability to practice.
At one extreme there are HMOs such as Kaiser that restrict members to doctors and facilities within the organisation.
