Sentences with phrase «to impose restrictions»

The Brazilian legislation does not impose restrictions on where documents and communications must be stored or reviewed during an investigation.

The tax regulations don't impose any restriction on these standing orders.

Financial regulations of various countries also impose restrictions on financial institutions to lend credit facilities to potential borrowers that have a current ratio which is lower than the defined limits.

Some health insurance companies also impose restriction of health insurance renewal after a certain age and come with various criteria like medical check - up.

For travel interruption benefits, the medical condition must result in medically imposed restrictions certified by a physician at the time of loss and preventing your continued participation in the trip.

If this is the case, there is no need to impose any restrictions as your child will view intelligently, occasionally, and gain a great deal from what he sees.

Because of the law prohibiting landlords from imposing restrictions on family child care homes, your landlord may not require you to get liability insurance for your family child care home.

The master deed will often impose restrictions upon the use of units or rights of first refusal for the trustees or other unit owners.

In many places, state and local laws impose restrictions that make it difficult to impossible for food entrepreneurs to go into business.

You may also wish to impose restrictions against future transfers of the property.

My research focuses on the politics of trade and what prompts political leaders to impose restrictions like tariffs.

He said the company will lose out on new deals, however, because of self - imposed restrictions put in place by his father since he took office.

Many countries and states do not recognize these «wild» hybrids and in some instances impose restrictions and potential owners may require permits to keep them as pets.

This makes the landlord a data controller which imposes restrictions on how the information can be used.

Most waterways are controlled by statutory authorities who can also impose restrictions without notice.

This is an unusual approach; most businesses impose restrictions on their staff in terms of the types of problems employees can solve and the authority they have to do so.

However, women always impose some restrictions on themselves.

In scheduling parenting time the employer imposed restrictions on either parent's time shall be considered by the parents in arranging their time with their child.

You can continue to impose restrictions of your own.

Since at the time of loss a physician did not certify an illness resulted in medically imposed restrictions, benefits under the policy are not payable.

You get the best out of such a manager by not imposing restrictions or conditions on him.

Historically, the Canadian legal profession faced significant, self - imposed restrictions in the area of advertising: close to a total ban was imposed.

Some insurance companies also impose restrictions, or additional waiting periods, that control how often the insured can get particular treatments.

Insurance companies do not impose restrictions on the number of riders which you can opt for.

However, governments can impose restrictions for up to seven years on workers from accession countries.

Such restrictions then become part of government imposed restrictions on citizens ability to do things for themselves and support monopoly or oligopoly positions for «professionals» and manufacturers.

The family plan is dumb if it forces you to pay for internet for separate users on the same Switch, in most cases the accounts are completely arbitrary and a self imposed restriction by developers forcing you to make a new account to make a new save file.

The Competition Tribunal applied Section 79 of the Competition Act and via a highly detailed and rational 170 page analysis determined that TREB violated the Act by abusing its dominant position by imposing restrictions on members which desired to operate «Virtual Office Websites» (VOWs) as a means to distribute information which was acceptable to be distributed (and being distributed) by members who do not operate VOWs.

He also boasted about his administration's efforts to reduce regulation as he maligned the «unelected bureaucrats» who «imposed restrictions with no vote, no legislation, and no accountability.»

Last year, some countries intervened in foreign exchange markets (Japan), while others imposed restrictions on capital inflows (Brazil).

The following month, China's Central Bank imposed restrictions that led to the banning of the yuan deposits to the trading platform BTC China.

The imports have been deemed a threat to national security, a basis for imposing restrictions under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.

The U.S. trade actions include imposing restrictions on Chinese investment and tariffs on some $ 62 billion worth of Chinese imports, prompting China to say the country will defend its interests.

Compelling China to change course with respect to these kinds of market access barriers is long overdue, but U.S. missteps (such as imposing restrictions unilaterally through channels not sanctioned by the World Trade Organization) could initiate a much larger and more deleterious sequence of protectionist measures.

My contention that the propositional element in religious assertions consists of stories interpreted as straightforwardly empirical propositions which are not, generally speaking, believed to be true has the great advantage of imposing no restriction whatever upon the empirical interpretation which can be put upon the stories.

These rules impose restrictions on how far the larger players in an economy, especially in manufacturing industry, are allowed to locate near centers of population, to pollute the ground or water or atmosphere, to contribute to global warming, and to impose negative externalities on other players, individual or corporate.

This since Barnes & Noble has quietly imposed a restriction on the usage of the Nook's 5 GB memory so that it's now just 1 GB that can be used to side - load content while the rest is to be used for... [Read more...]

This specification imposes no restrictions on the semantics of such additional nav elements: they may be used to represent navigational semantics for any information domain, and they may contain link targets with homogeneous or heterogeneous semantics.

«The collective agreement imposes no restriction upon the principal broker as to the fee that he or she charges the consumer,» Nelson wrote to Pearce.

This provision was widely used, but the Supreme Court of Canada recently imposed some restrictions.

Diverging from the Obama administration's approach to the issue, which relied largely on filing complaints to the World Trade Organization (WTO), Trump ordered a probe under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which lets the president impose restrictions on imports for reasons of national security.

In addition, when just and appropriate to do so, the court may well impose restrictions on the dissemination of the information produced for purposes unrelated to the accused's full answer and defence or prosecution of an appeal.

When imposing the restrictions in 1996, federal officials relied on assessments indicating that stocks of three important commercial species — cod, haddock, and yellowtail flounder — were verging on collapse.

In China, overall new home prices fell for the third month, government data showed on Monday, as government - imposed restrictions took the wind out of the frothy market.

When Canada and Australia impose restrictions on the export of natural resources to nations such as China — a move I fully expect by 2015 — then exactly what is China going to do in retaliation?