Sentence examples for a less restrictive interpretation from inspiring English sources

From: From: http://www.international.gc.ca/consultations/closed-anterieures2.aspx?lang=en tFor example, an entire section of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network's written submission to the Standing Committee framed a less restrictive interpretation of the WTO Paragraph 6 Decision in terms of Canada's international human rights obligations.

The Virginia Department of Health used the less restrictive interpretation of laboratory evidence in its LD surveillance from 1996 through the end of 2007.

Also, in the diffusion limit the time step restriction relaxes to a less restrictive explicit diffusion CFL condition.

This was seen as a less safe but also a less restrictive option.

This is, disturbingly, a less restrictive standard than the CSU policy, dated in September of 2000.

Their calls for a less restrictive regime may gradually be heard.

(Note: Arizona voters did not pass a very restrictive ban in 2006; they did pass a less restrictive same-sex marriage ban in 2008).

Because it can use a less restrictive means to accomplish its interests, it must.

Nor was it shown that a less restrictive regulation would unduly burden the administrative task of screening and monitoring visitors.

A linear stability analysis shows that the method leads to a less restrictive stability condition than the corresponding explicit one.

Passage followed the defeat of a less restrictive alternative that would have banned reproductive cloning but allowed cloning for research.