Sentence examples for restricting the policy from inspiring English sources

So the government believes that there is a good case for restricting the policy areas in which governments have a veto.

"By restricting the policies to people who own their equipment, Apple is tapping into a generally young and healthy group of people who are likely to have fewer claims than the average American," he said.

But when the economy slowed dramatically after borrowing was restricted, the policy was quickly reversed.

It has always been unpopular with the majority of Americans: 58% of voters in Michigan wanted to restrict the policy in a ballot in November 2006.

More recently, Berkeley began to use letters of recommendation in some admissions decisions in a controversial move that broke with UC tradition and prompted regents to restrict the policy last year.

Altogether, institutions, framing, and interests influence the trade-offs that participants in the policy conflict will have to make, which ultimately restricts the policy outcome.

This study illustrated how framing can restrict the policy debate, which has implications on the range of issues and policy alternatives considered.

Different actors can encourage or restrict the policy-making process and its translation into practice (Yee 1996).

Meanwhile the EU was more concerned with restricting the budgetary policies of its newest members than with helping close the gap with the rest of Europe.

State prosecutors and Clinton administration officials had repeatedly emphasized that Microsoft's antitrust violations demonstrated that a consent decree restricting the company's policies would never work to constrain the company from future violations.

The covenants may restrict the financial policy of the firm (i.e. dividend payouts, priority and total debt).