Sentence examples for restricting financing from inspiring English sources

But the ban created alarm in the television industry, where executives have said it was restricting financing for production of children's television programs.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has toughened its stance with Greece by restricting financing to the country's banks, sending shares falling.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has toughened its stance on Greece by restricting financing to the country's banks, as economic uncertainty following the recent election continues.

The bank decided in July to restrict financing of new coal projects sharply, she said.

Mr. Bloomberg also criticized the federal government, which under President Bush has restricted financing to create new stem-cell lines for research.

Mr. Boehner, a Republican heavily outnumbered in the room by Democrats, was demanding a provision to restrict financing to Planned Parenthood and other groups that provide abortions.

The Senate is pushing block grants, which would restrict financing further by creating a cap on the Medicaid budget each year; the House version does not.

While acknowledging that the economic climate has drastically restricted financing for developers, Robert C. Lieber, the deputy mayor for economic development, said the city had always viewed the Far West Side as a long-term project.

Democrats said that under the agreement, the budget measure would not include provisions sought by Republicans to limit environmental regulations and to restrict financing for Planned Parenthood and other groups that provide abortions.

In the United States, there are warnings that the poor state of infrastructure at American airports is likely to hold back the industry, and that one of the impediments is the way government restricts financing options.

He said 90% of the projected emissions came from projects financed in the early years of the Obama administration, before the president's climate action plan was announced in 2013, adding: "The real story here is in the leadership that the president and the Ex-Im Bank have shown in adopting a policy to restrict financing for new coal-fired power plants overseas".