reserved market , auch: restricted market

Restricted market access is only appropriate for products which constitute a threat to health or the environment.

Other Black Thunder products may be available to a restricted market or for a limited time period.

The most important issue in 1994 is to keep employers competitive in an increasingly restricted market.

Both granted government licences to operate in a heavily restricted market."

Japan's insurance industry denied that its market was closed, saying the United States has a more restricted market.

The new market will build on an existing but tightly restricted market for privately placed securities.

Refusal to deal (also known as a group boycott) is one of several anti-competitive practices forbidden in countries which have restricted market economies.

One way to rationalize the financial system is to let banks enter restricted markets but reinforce rules against anticompetitive practices.

Commissioner Mandelson spoke of the need for us to do away with restricted market access, particularly for foodstuffs.

There is an increasing belief that restricted markets, product "dumping" and trade agreement violations are major causes for the trade deficit.

Public officials, through granting a license or monopoly to their clients, get "rents"-additional earnings as a result of a restricted market.

Satisfying this apparently restricted market can yield useful profits, as Age Concern has shown through its low premium scheme for house contents insurance.

Is anyone worried that the Colorado Avalanche or other teams might retaliate by bidding for Ranger players who are available on the same restricted market?

An independent valuer subsequently assessed that the restricted market value should be at a 25% discount to the freely traded value.

The Cairns Group said agriculture should be fully liberalized through an elimination of subsidies and opening up access to traditionally restricted markets, such as Japan.

The mine's closure combined with a restricted market and the effects of the 1974 Brisbane flood meant that coal production in the region didn't increase during the 1970s.

China's entry into the World Trade Organization, which has opened previously restricted markets in Europe and North America, has lent a sense of urgency to the situation.

About 300 people took part in protest of what they said was Government suppression of labor movements and U.S. pressure to open South Korea's restricted markets.

If a deal is struck with the British Government, United States airlines and Government negotiators are expected to turn their attention to currently restricted markets in Asia.

After all, the WTO grants China rights, but also requires that it tackle, for example, restricted market access in the services sectors in banking and telecommunications.

Hampered by capital gains tax and a restricted market for its shares, in 1981 the company decided to seek a public quotation and to transform itself into an investment trust.

The Writers' Coffee Shop had a restricted marketing budget and relied largely on book blogs for early publicity, but sales of the novel were boosted by word-of-mouth recommendation.

Several newcomer companies in the telephone market (2005) offer high-speed broadband access, Voice over IP and other services to a restricted market group (businesses and high-level residential users).

But it remains a highly restricted market compared to the heady days of the 80's, and a lot still hinges on where the building is, its physical condition and the sponsor's financial strength.

For the North has thrown out that old inflated style, whereas the Southern writer still clings to it--clings to it and has a restricted market for his wares, as a consequence.