Sentence examples for statutory restrictions from inspiring English sources

Privatization can also mean the dismantling of existing statutory restrictions on competition.

When the Pur Food & Drug Act became law, Dr. W. had the statutory restrictions he'd been panting for.

The Solicitor General also raised questions regarding the validity of statutory restrictions that protect SEC ALJs from removal.

Under statutory restrictions government guidance documents serve only as a guide or an expression of the agency's current thinking on the topic.

Lawmakers intervened by imposing statutory restrictions on transfers of prisoners to other countries or into the United States, either for continued detention or for prosecution.

State-owned assets may be sold to private owners, or statutory restrictions on competition between privately and publicly owned enterprises may be lifted.

It was, doubtless, for this reason that the Legislature, estimating the degrees of danger, deemed statutory restriction unnecessary for the public safety under such conditions.

But this Court has said that not every legislative discrimination between foreign and domestic corporations is permissible merely because they differ, and that with respect to some subjects of legislation the differences between them may afford no reasonable basis for the imposition of a statutory restriction upon foreign corporations, not applied to domestic corporations.

Notwithstanding any statutory restriction on the authority of agencies and departments of the Federal Government to share information, such agencies and departments shall provide the Panel with such information and data as each Panel, through the Commission, may request to carry out its duties under section 2080 of this title.

There are theories of relief that a creditor can pursue which are not technically "remedies" that avoid this statutory restriction.

In the Senate, a revolt by defense advocates forced the Budget Committee to add $38 billion in military spending through a war account not subject to statutory spending restrictions.