Sentence examples for a restrictive concept from inspiring English sources
The Dogme95 movement may have lasted so long and spread so widely because what initially seemed like a restrictive concept has turned out to be surprisingly flexible, offering different advantages to different people.
In 2007, Italian President Giorgio Napolitano made Ms. Miroglio a Knight of the Italian Republic, "praising the Elena Miro brand for 'emancipating women from a restrictive concept of beauty,'" according to AFP.
In conclusion, haemodialysate composition has been neglected for too long in an environment dominated by a restrictive concept of dialysis adequacy focused on the clearance of uraemic toxins as categorized by the Kt/Vurea.
The definition of fuzzy-valuedness as a generalization of the Hurahara derivative for set-valued mappings is a rather restrictive concept of derivative.
As a less restrictive concept, we also treat tree t-root-spanners, where the distance constraint is relaxed.
It helpfully contrasted the usual restrictive concept of only including children in CTIMPs when there are grounds to expect administration of the IMP to be of direct benefit to them, thereby outweighing risks, with the overwhelming need for research in children per se.
The real - world transportation - related decision problems are way too complicated to be confronted based strictly on economic criteria and restrictive concepts [25].
You were taught by nuns in a restrictive convent school.
For recurrence, generally a more restrictive fractionation concept (Equivalent dose in 2 Gy fractions (EQD2 < 40 Gy) was used.
Law in general, should be regarded as a supportive concept rather than a restrictive (sometimes oppressive) state-led process.
In a politically charged, fear-driven environment where timorous courts nationwide haven't exactly distinguished themselves as bold stalwarts of justice, it would not be wise to bank on those same courts tacking liberal when they could instead adapt to domestic detention the far more rights-restrictive concepts developed by courts in the extraterritorial, Cuban context.
