Sentence examples for restricted retail from inspiring English sources
In 2004, the Dutch central government decided to liberalise her restricted retail policy, allowing the development of mega shopping centres.
The United States, having abandoned its contention that the restraints in the present case are per se violations of the Sherman Act, now urges 'a standard of presumptive illegality,' presumably on the basis of a showing that a product has been distributed by means of arrangements for territorial exclusivity and restricted retail and wholesale customers.
Because of federal banking regulations, many banks are exempt from state laws that restrict retail card fees.
To determine the effect on adolescent alcohol use of a community intervention combining intensified formal control (restricting retail supply) and informal control (restricting social supply).
Some state or local laws restrict retail hours, so she said shoppers should check Walmart.com to see if their local store would participate.
Others are concerned that the manner in which the legislation is being crafted – often restricting retail sales to government-run monopolies – favours large producers and leaves little room for smaller players to carve out niches for themselves.
In this case the stipulated facts show that the books sold by the appellant were sold at wholesale, and purchased by those who made no agreement as to the control of future sales of the book, and took upon themselves no obligation to enforce the notice printed in the book, undertaking to restrict retail sales to a price of one dollar per copy. Id., at 349350.
"In this case the stipulated facts show that the books sold by the appellant were sold at wholesale, and purchased by those who made no agreement as to the control of future sales of the book, and took upon themselves no obligation to enforce the notice printed in the book, undertaking to restrict retail sales to a price of one dollar per copy". Id., at 349-350, 28 S.Ct., at 726.
Regulation based on poorly-supported recommendations runs the risk of restricting retail investors' access to affordable personalized investment advice and the range of products and services they currently enjoy.
The buying would not be restricted to retail stores.
That experience taught me that I needed to stop restricting my "retail experience" to gazing blearily at a screen, like some mouse-clicking zombie.
