Ripping off the restrictive chains of "should have's" and "what if's".
A trained accountant skilled in reading the fine print, Puskaritz, now 48, is cursing himself for signing the sandwich chain's restrictive franchise agreements.
This has worked fairly well, given the characteristics of international production and capital mobility of the postwar era, distinguished by more centrally organized production chains and somewhat restrictive financial flows.
Considering the case where the Cons definition reflects high-homological similarity, this is restrictive; either long homologically similar chains of nodes are to be created incorrectly or some homologically similar pairs missed completely.
Restrictive covenants were called "a marvelous delicately-woven chain armour … [excluding] any member of a race not Caucasian" by one member of the Chicago Real Estate Board, which even provided templates and model contracts that real-estate agents could use to develop their own exclusionary contracts.
Their concerns include the need to review the way that the various industry bodies do or do not serve farmers' interests, and an investigation into the other restrictive practices that are crippling their end of the food chain.
Thing is, gift cards tend to be pretty restrictive, as they generally can only be used at one chain.
Multiple wild type and mutant shits2 embryos expressing DynWT-GFP, Dynts2-GFP and Clc-GFP were imaged at the permissive and restrictive temperature to study the localization of dynamin and clathrin-light chain.
Due to the industry's dual function, we are "dancing with chains"—in pursuit of economic interests within a restrictive ideological and political framework.
A chain of serially contingent events may ensue, as permissive and restrictive mutations in the protein and DNA open or close evolutionary paths for mutations within the same molecule or its binding partner.
