Sentence examples for years restricted from inspiring English sources

Until the last seven or eight years, restricted stock was a relatively rare part of compensation packages.

Regulations adopted in the past few years restricted the size of houses that could be built in Pelham Gardens and adjacent neighborhoods.

Bergman himself has, in recent years, restricted himself to theatre and television partly because of the ephemeral nature of those art forms; in fact, he has actively fought against cultivating prolonged interest in his work.

Now they will divvy up 24 million IRSA shares, with seven years' restricted access.

Updates to the survey design that occurred over the six study years restricted the total population for some data variables.

However, since their synthesis was laborious, and thus commercially unavailable, the regular use of fluorescent ligands was during many years restricted to only a few laboratories.

Governor Mark Carney announced the first limits on the mortgage market in 30 years – restricting the amount that homeowners can borrow relative to their income and tightening the affordability tests would-be homeowners face when applying for a mortgage – but he acknowledged there would be no immediate impact on fast-rising property values.

The Bank of England's governor, Mark Carney, announced the first limits on the mortgage market in 30 years, restricting the amount that homeowners can borrow relative to their income and tightening the affordability tests that would-be homeowners face when applying for a mortgage.

Conservation needs include regular monitoring throughout the range to determine population trends, particularly after El Niño years; restricting human access to important breeding colonies; and assessing interactions with fisheries.

If Republicans win big at the state level on Tuesday, however, we know what they'll do because they've been doing it for years: restrict voting in every way possible, shrink the electorate by any means necessary, and give themselves every advantage they can.

At Kolevka, a home for young children (0 to 8 years), restricting movement in a young child to prevent self harm (scratching).