Sentence examples similar to restrictive selling from inspiring English sources

It doesn't recognize that many electronic (e-cigarette) manufacturers are vigilant when it comes to age-restrictive selling, sales on the Internet and distributing flavored products apart from traditional tobacco and menthol flavors.

The central bank may want to be more restrictive and sell its assets to reduce money supply.

The commission will also seek to put an end to "restrictive covenants" - supermarkets selling land with the condition that it cannot be used by a rival grocer.

I normally gesture a lot onstage, but this is restrictive and helps sell the fact that she's embarrassed by her hands.

He spoke for the court in refusing to permit a state court to enforce a private agreement ("restrictive covenant") to sell real property to white persons only (Shelley v. Kraemer, 1948).

Mr. Johnson turned the Sweet case into a national symbol of the fight against restrictive covenants -- legal prohibitions against selling to blacks -- which the N.A.A.C.P. was also challenging in a case before the Supreme Court (a case it lost that year).

But restrictive clauses sometimes prevent investors from selling immediately.

At what point does the discounters' selling prowess combine with their restrictive standards to influence new work from record labels, book publishers and film studios?

Upon selling my house, is it legal to include a restrictive covenant forbidding its razing or making major renovations that compromise its architectural integrity?... Edwin Hanft, Great Neck, N.Y.

They deserve our best effort -- not a restrictive and disingenuous policy sold to the public on the basis of exaggerated information.

As far as giving insurers continued leeway to sell more restrictive coverage than the legislation intended, administration officials say they are trying to ensure that people do not lose their benefits before 2014, when the law is fully in effect.