Sentence examples for restricting its ability from inspiring English sources
Mr Davie says he is interested in "focusing Worldwide, not restricting its ability to grow".
"The company runs the risk of restricting its ability to attract and maintain top talent.
Unfortunately, Republicans have been treating the I.R.S. like a political punching bag for years, cutting its personnel and restricting its ability to do its job.
That curved position can cause a baby who does not have strong neck control to flop its head forward, chin-to-chest, restricting its ability to breathe.
The film has been given an 18 certificate by the British Board of Film Classification, which cited its "graphic footage", thereby restricting its ability to be screened in schools.
In the interim the purchasing firm takes on debt, restricting its ability to pay dividends.However research done by Bloomberg BusinessWeek suggests shareholders have reacted positively to acquisitions during the recovery:Bloomberg analyzed takeovers worth at least $200 million in which the buyer was a public company and no more than 10 times as large as the target.
The Treasury has come under fire from the Vote Leave camp for failing to include in its calculations the costs of remaining inside the EU, which supporters have argued imposes huge amounts of red tape and restrictive rules on the UK and restricts its ability to be competitive in the global economy.
Shares surged on Tuesday after the company said it plans to abandon an accord that restricts its ability to bring new investors into its $4.6 billion mining project in Mongolia.
Dodd carved out several deep loopholes in the agency's enforcement jurisdiction, placed it under the anti-consumer Federal Reserve, and dramatically restricted its ability to actually write rules by giving the existing, failed bank regulators veto power over any of the new agency's proposals.
This restricted its ability to assess long term efficiency gains.
Its labour contracts with the unions restrict its ability to close factories quickly.
