Sentence examples for transitional restrictions from inspiring English sources

In addition, the transitional restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian labour end in 2014.

So this time the government decided to apply transitional restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians.

The Tory leader said he did not understand why Britain should be "virtually alone" in the EU in not bringing in transitional restrictions on the people from the new member states coming here.

That was far more than anticipated, not least because other EU magnet states invoked "transitional" restrictions on what they perceived to be the threat to their workforce from the "Polish plumber".

Given the unprecedented scale of the EU enlargement and the fact obvious destinations such as Germany and Austria chose to impose transitional restrictions, the "experts" did not have a historical comparison.

Labour decided not to impose transitional restrictions on the free movement of workers when mostly former Soviet bloc states known as the A10 joined the EU on 1 May 2004, unaware that France and Germany would do so.

But today's figures, the first official estimate of workers from Romania and Bulgaria since the transitional employment restrictions were removed on the so-called A2 countries in January, suggest there has been no flood.

Lengthening the transitional period during which restrictions can be curbed on immigration from new member states.

Restriction to transitional cell carcinomas did not affect our risk estimate for oral glucocorticoid use (TCC OR=1.85, 95% CI=1.22 2.81).

Under pressure, 12 of the 15 existing EU members imposed "transitional arrangements"—Brussels-speak for restrictions on labour from the east.

This result seems to have been influenced by the high proportion of missing PC-PART discharge data for patients discharged to acute inpatient care, as well as, a high proportion of patients with resolved participation restrictions in the transitional care group's PC-PART discharge data [ 45].