The rules, stemming from the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory law, restrict the fees that banks charge grocery stores and other retailers each time a customer uses a debit card — a major profit center for many banks.
The generative potential of the liminality construct, however, has been restricted by six key assumptions stemming from the highly institutionalized nature of the rites of passage originally studied.
The fact that remittances increase with the implementation of stricter immigration policies means that, in the midst of increased uncertainty about their migration experience or that of their undocumented family members, legal migrants boost their money outflows so as to offset any reductions in remittance flows stemming from undocumented immigrants' restricted ability to work and save.
We argue that this is a selection bias stemming from restricting ourselves to trials in which causes were perceived as distinct.
Additional support for the non-monophyly view stems from the second, parallel approach based on the restricted matrices.
When the fairness index increases, the throughput decreases, which stems from the fact that now user rates are restricted to or near the smallest user rate.
This broader rule, which stems from the agency's interpretation of a 1994 law that severely restricted its authority to regulate herbal products and vitamins, remains in effect.
Wood argues that workers' varying abilities to smoke on the job stemmed from the success or failure of sustained opposition to employer policies that restricted or banned smoking.
He shows, for example, that our attitudes toward restricted civil liberties during Vietnam and after 9/11 stemmed from the same kinds of judgments we make during times of peace.
Torre also plans to talk to the left-handed-hitting first baseman Nick Johnson about trying the outfield, and almost certainly this stems from the fact that either Justice or O'Neill -- or perhaps both -- may be restricted to pinch-hitting.
Such focus on safety requirements probably stems from the fact that safety policies have been mostly viewed as a tool for restricting access.
