Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The restrictions thus prevent anyone not resident in the UK from borrowing e
• In October this year, the UK's Publishers Association introduced new restrictions on borrowing e
• books.
• (e) restrictions on borrowing, lending and uncovered sales;
• These conditions may include time limitations on the exercise of the right, different treatment depending on the type of the borrowing rate or restrictions with regard to the circumstances under which the right may be exercised.
• To reduce such risks it is appropriate to place proportionate restrictions on uncovered short selling, taking into account that no systemic risk is created if the borrowing arrangement is made by the end of the trading day.
• books from public libraries.
• Member States should be able to maintain or introduce restrictions or prohibitions on unilateral changes to the borrowing rate by the creditor.

• It is designed to accommodate higher government borrowing to support the economy in the short term, although once the UK economy emerges from the current recession it would impose a quantitatively unspecified constraint in terms of minimum fiscal consolidation.
• called soft
• Instead, the group's report underscores the true risk for Europe: a return to the soft budget constraints
• The economic system at that time was based on so
• both private and public
• and excessive borrowing that overheated its southern and western periphery and gave rise to destabilizing trade imbalances.
• budget constraints, and consequently on unsupervised borrowing at home and abroad.