For instance, the fact that BBC Worldwide has a very limited borrowing facility, by normal commercial standards, significantly restricts its pace of investment and growth.
Until injury began to restrict his pace and impact – he also has suffered hip and groin problems – Sidebottom pretty much held the England attack together for a year.
And the sequestration of federal spending, which began last week, has joined the tax increases in restricting the pace of job growth.
Innovation in the sector is restricted to the pace of the pan-European regulatory system.
Considering that Spain also have restricted supplies of pace, it says everything about the technique in the ranks that they were clear favourites to win this final.
But like all Indian carmakers, Tata is still restricted by the pace of highway construction in India, painfully slow in comparison to neighboring China's frenetic rate.
Second, we employed a novel integrated audio-playlist strategy where patient preferences informed the choices of musical genres and artists but where exercise pace restricted the playlist selection to those songs whose music tempos approximated individuals' program-prescribed steps per minute.
That's why we've filed a lawsuit against Intel, to help AMD, our industry and consumers worldwide break free from a stranglehold that has deliberately restricted competition and slowed the pace of innovation.
After an initial flurry of sales in the early 1990s, the pace slackened, and privatization seemed restricted to small, profitable enterprises such as textile factories.
As a group they are likely to require different interventions, often within the Care Programme Approach for restricted patients, as well as a slower pace in rehabilitation.
It remains unclear whether the benefits of temporary BiV pacing after cardiac surgery are restricted to patients with a preoperative bundle branch block.
