Sentence examples for sector prohibits from inspiring English sources

Automotive fund's year-to-date return takes it out of the dog category for now, but the cyclical nature of the sector prohibits consistent, high returns.

Already it has improved the private insurance sector by prohibiting some of the insurers' most egregious actions — like dropping people from coverage because they used services and refusing to cover people with pre-existing medical conditions.

The Obama administration has introduced a new rule to clean up the for-profit sector by prohibiting federal student aid at wasteful career-training programs where graduates' earnings aren't high enough to reasonably pay down their debts.

The MMA established private Medicare Advantage plans (MA) as successors to M + C plans and turned over the drug benefit to the private sector, even prohibiting the government from negotiating drug prices as the Veterans Administration does so effectively.

As one example, Billy Tauzin, a former Democrat turned Republican Congressman from Louisiana, played a leading role in the design and passage of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA), which turned the prescription drug benefit over to the private sector and prohibited the government from negotiating drug prices.

Many economists criticize Meles for refusing to open up the banking and telecoms sectors and prohibiting private land ownership.

It allowed CDQ to be leased to any sector but largely prohibited leasing or sale between other sectors.

Even in the private sector, a federal pension law prohibits pension cuts unless a company goes bankrupt.

Currently pending before the ILO is a complaint filed by Transport Workers Local 100 challenging New York State's "Taylor Law," which prohibits strikes by public sector employees.

When public-sector doctors were prohibited by law from pursuing private practice, their average remuneration was raised to take account of their lost income.

Despite international protests, 18 Mapuche leaders are scheduled to go on trial soon, accused under a statute that prohibits "generating fear among sectors of the population".