elimination of restrictions

A further change sought by the White House is the elimination of restrictions on oil exports from Alaska.

The White House supports the elimination of restrictions on manufacturing and information services and would almost certainly veto a bill with stiff prohibitions.

The city also won the elimination of restrictions on the scheduling of fire-prevention inspections, but did not achieve long-sought flexibility to reduce staffing in some instances.

The large flow of investment prior to the crisis was the product of stringent macroeconomic and budgetary policy and the elimination of restrictions on capital movements in 2006, he said.

Ms. Peacock discussed the proposed revisions to Louisiana's auctioneer statute and talked about a bill supporting the elimination of restrictions on the resale of tickets on the Internet.

Other changes in thrift oversight included authorizing the use of more lenient accounting rules to report their financial condition, and the elimination of restrictions on the minimum numbers of S&L stockholders.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency declassifies carbon dioxide as a pollutant, a move seen as leading to the elimination of restrictions on industrial emissions of the controversial gas.

The Buckley decision had, as its central element, the elimination of restrictions that Congress had imposed on campaign spending but, in what critics say was odd, it left in place restrictions on contributions.

In particular, the panel called for the elimination of restrictions on products that are more than four years old "to reduce the overall scope of the Cocom International List to improve credibility and enforcement."

The main text released today contained detailed rules for the elimination of restrictions on everything from cross-border investments to the purchase of goods and services by Government agencies and state-owned enterprises in all three countries.

Beginning in 2003, with the provisional elimination of restrictions on land purchases by non-nationals, the housing industry in the city has become highly profitable with many new private homes and condominiums being built for European and Asian part-time residents.

The creation of a secure climate for foreign investment and the elimination of restrictions on joint ventures, capital exports and potential earnings might eventually attract even American and Western European real estate developers to invest in the Polish market.

However, it appears from Annex III thereto, to which paragraph D of Title IV (timetable) of the programme refers, that it also covers the elimination of restrictions on freedom of establishment in the sea-fishing sector.

The Act intended for various restrictions on airline operations to be removed over four years, with complete elimination of restrictions on domestic routes and new services by December 31, 1981, and the end of all domestic fare regulation by January 1, 1983.

In interviews, the opposition leaders included demands for formal separation of the Sandinista Front and the Nicaraguan Army, for the elimination of restrictions that prevent opposition groups from receiving aid from official United States sources, and for an end to military conscription.

But there is significant opposition to other parts of the package that the committee will take up this week, including elimination of restrictions dating to the Depression that prevent commercial banks and investment banks from merging and that also limit the ability of industrial enterprises to own banks.

Frank Rathbun, a spokesman for the Community Associations Institute in Alexandria, Va., a national organization of homeowners' associations, said that the institute supports the elimination of restrictions that prohibit the display of a reasonably sized American flag from areas within a resident's exclusive control.