Sentence examples for restriction on how much from inspiring English sources

Both will be available for homes worth up to £600,000 and there will be no restriction on how much applicants need to earn in order to qualify.

The process of posting HITs (known as "requesting") is not well regulated: there is no restriction on how much a requester can charge.

Mortgages are available on properties costing up to £600,000 and there is no restriction on how much buyers earn or what they buy, provided the property is their main home.

And the latest indications are that the Fed – with much prodding from the F.D.I.C. – will set a limit on financial-institution leverage that is lower (i.e., a tougher restriction on how much such companies can borrow) than required under Basel.

Ms. Victory said it was "ridiculous" to draw a connection between the party and her letter 10 days later to the Federal Communications Commission urging an immediate end to a decade-old restriction on how much of a region's wireless spectrum a company could control.

There isn't any restriction on how much music you can download, other than the amount of storage you have available on your phone.

People joke about going back to the '70s, when there were restrictions on how much currency one could take abroad and the government devalued the krona regularly to reduce spending on foreign luxuries.

Be aware that many states have restrictions on how much a security deposit can be and who can collect one.

There are also restrictions on how much the output of each generator can increase or decrease from one hour to the next.

The restrictions on how much of this money they could manage have been relaxed.

"We will put forward restrictions on how much liquidity risks firms can take".