The first and most important reason may be restrictions to technology development and adoption.
They ranged from marketing restrictions to product-development limits.
Bellaire decided to also liberalize its development restrictions to allow for new development by streamlining its no-growth building permit process.
In any case, our findings extend the Barker (2003) hypothesis, which originally related prenatal growth restriction to subsequent development of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, to include otherwise nonsymptomatic chemical exposures that may produce similar outcomes without the precondition of fetal/neonatal growth restriction.
Angola, the fourth-biggest diamond producing country by value, is relaxing restrictions to exploration and development after producers, including South African giant De Beers, cut back operations in the country during the global financial crisis.
The results suggest that it is possible to ameliorate soil acidity and chemical properties of degraded grassland only by surface application of limestone; however, the strategy is considered effective just for soils with no physical restriction to root development.
A long-term 'urban planning-based' approach, on the other hand, involving the imposition of 'pre-urbanised' (greenfield), or even stricter, runoff restrictions to all new developments (or redevelopments) within urban areas could incrementally reduce the storm-water runoff entering the system over time.
The fund agrees to buy the land from investors, then adds restrictions to the deeds excluding development.
The proposal was unanimously supported on the dais, but council members declined to extend the restrictions to existing multi-unit development — similar to what's been done in cities such as Pasadena — saying it would be too difficult to enforce.
Price limits and income restrictions vary from development to development.
