Sentence examples for restrictions on the development from inspiring English sources
In 2000 legislation was enacted which expanded the role of the private sector in developing new contracts, premium subsidies were increased, and restrictions on the development of livestock (and dairy) insurance products were removed.
State and federal restrictions on the development of tidal wetlands govern much of the coast, including 41,884 acres set aside by the state as wildlife management areas.
Another recommendation is that all government data should be consistent with a single, interoperable open standards framework, with no restrictions on the development and use of applications to produce information from the data.
Trump has signaled his opposition to any restrictions on the development of oil, coal or gas, telling a crowd in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, last week that he would "lift the Obama-Clinton roadblocks to allow these vital energy infrastructure projects to go ahead".
Definition of the existing restrictions on the development of biogas technology is required.
In particular, we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code.
The sight of the green belt stretching west is also a reminder of the tight planning restrictions placed on the development.
This numerical technique put some restrictions on the model development, such as continuity of the process of discrete crack growth and necessity of converting the constitutive law curves in a multi-linear form.
Any health problem may place significant restrictions on the normal development of physical, emotional and social aspects of a patient's life.
This study was designed to observe the effects of maternal food restriction (MFR) on the development of fetal thymus in different gestation periods.
The London borough of Kensington and Chelsea has become the first local authority in the country to introduce restrictions on the subterranean developments, which have led to the creation of "iceberg homes", with the extra space earmarked to accommodate private cinemas, spas and swimming pools.
