Restrictive
81restrictive trade practices court — legislative tribunal which decides in issues dealing with unions which set singular market prices …
82restrictive trade practices law — law which prohibits building monopolies which determine uniform market prices unless they are authorized for the public good …
83restrictive covenant — noun Law a covenant imposing a restriction on the use of land so that the value and enjoyment of adjoining land will be preserved …
84restrictive practice — noun Brit. 1》 an arrangement by a group of workers to limit output or restrict the entry of new workers in order to protect their own interests. 2》 an arrangement in industry or trade that restricts or controls competition between firms …
85restrictive practices — noun (plural) 1 unreasonable limits that one trade union puts on the kind of work that members of other trade unions are allowed to do 2 an unfair trade agreement between companies that limits the amount of competition there is …
86restrictive covenant — 1) A clause in a contract that restricts the freedom of one of the parties in some way. Employment contracts, for example, sometimes include a clause in which an employee agrees not to compete with the employer for a specified period after… …
87restrictive endorsement — An endorsement on a bill of exchange that restricts the freedom of the endorsee to negotiate it …
88restrictive trade practices — Agreements between traders that are not considered to be in the public interest. Under the Competition Act (1998) any agreement between two or more suppliers of goods or services restricting prices, conditions of sale, quantities offered,… …
89restrictive practices — UK / US noun [plural] business unfair limits that workers or employers put on the rights of others in order to protect their own interests …
90restrictive clause — /rəˈstrɪktɪv klɔz/ (say ruh striktiv klawz) noun a relative clause, usually not set off by commas, which identifies the person or object named by the antecedent (opposed to descriptive clause) …