Sentence examples for a restrictive system from inspiring English sources

N.B.A. owners fought hard two years ago for a restrictive system that would rein in the big spenders and narrow the gap between the highest and the lowest payrolls.

But seen another way, the company's decision to stop censoring pushes it farther away from the moral neutralism of United Fruit, showing that it is no longer willing to collude with a restrictive system in pursuit of profits.

The results add an important piece to understanding the effect of restrictive systems in that the users that are most susceptible to dominance by decision aids are the users most willing to adopt a restrictive system that reduces the effort they must put forth and in turn reduces the knowledge they accrue from using the system.

Although such strategies might well be implemented and tightly controlled in closed health care systems such as intensive care units, the challenge now is to maintain their efficacy in a less restrictive system and for a wider array of prescribers.

They are angry at the pay cuts, the shorter contracts, the diminishing security and the possibility of a more restrictive system.

"Yes, you could come up with a very restrictive system with very restrictive limits," he said, "and then have an independent expenditure committee come in and totally violate the spirit of what we were trying to accomplish".

In 1969, the City Council created rent stabilization, intended as a less restrictive system than rent control, which now applies to buildings of three or more units built before Feb. 1, 1947, and occupied by the same tenant since July 1 , 1971

While aviation will induce a decline of emissions in other sectors, significant absolute reductions within air transportation can only be reached by a more restrictive system design.

The results confirm that novice (experienced) participants find a highly restrictive system substantially (minimally) reduces cognitive load, increases (decreases) usefulness of the decision aid, and strengthens (weakens) the intention to reuse the system in the future.

Hurricane Sandy is unlikely to improve those numbers, as thousands of New Yorkers -- many of them still without power or heat -- are forced to navigate a needlessly restrictive system for casting their vote.

The challenge will be, as it was last summer, how to fill in the gaps between James, Bosh and Wade under an increasingly restrictive system.