To assess the restrictiveness of coercive interventions we considered two aspects as most relevant: firstly, the restrictions of human rights during coercive interventions, and secondly, the stressors resulting from the coercive intervention.
The price you pay for consistency is a certain restrictiveness.
Informed by injustice, each play penetrated political restrictiveness, reaching universal truth and soaring to artistic heights.
But for Mr. Naharin, this way of working was apparently a revelation in its restrictiveness.
Many players cited a feeling of restrictiveness that comes with trying to run while wearing a cup.
The idea is to convey the restrictiveness of life for marriageable women of that time whose parents must hew to societal protocols.
The department will often try to gradually increase the restrictiveness of the setting until the student has enough support to perform well.
The less-is-more attitude has worked well in Sardinia, where local officials have successfully given restrictiveness a mark of exclusivity.
This restrictiveness is a deliberate strategy of Bernie Ecclestone, the man who runs Formula One racing, to enhance its exclusive aura.
In fact, in some western areas antagonism toward the restrictiveness of the east and toward eastern control of the political structure led to actual conflict.
A number of theologians have spoken out against such cultural restrictiveness, arguing that it is contrary to the spirit of the Islamic faith.
