Sentence examples for age-based restrictions from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Adkins, executive director of the Governors Highway Safety Association, which represents highway safety offices, said another reason many legislatures have not passed age-based restrictions lately is that society has changed the way it defines "old".

Age-based restrictions for breast cancer, osteoporosis, and other diseases are common and accepted as well.

The I.N.S. has not pointed to (nor have we found) statutory, regulatory or guideline provisions which place an age-based restriction on an alien's ability to apply for asylum.

Interestingly, population-based medical evidence of a drop in treatment effectiveness with advancing maternal age (suggesting the potential usefulness of an age-based subsidy restriction) was somewhat undermined by another shared value: the importance of individualizing treatment decisions.

Today, the AP reports, insurers typically charge six to seven times as much for older customers as for younger ones in states with no restrictions on age-based pricing.

While essentially representing a 'capacity to benefit' argument ("the ability of a person to have a baby"), such accounts called for more nuanced restrictions than blunter, age-based limitations.

Arguably, the existence of non-age-based access restrictions, such as a minimum threshold of health status for responsibly administering fertility treatments, would prevent most prospective postmenopausal mothers from accessing the technologies anyway even assuming a surge of interest.

Providers had misconceptions about contraceptives, they had negative attitudes towards the provision of contraceptives to young people, and they imposed non-evidence-based age restrictions and consent requirements.

Our study further showed that contraceptive service providers imposed non-evidence-based age restrictions for certain contraceptive methods, a finding also cited in earlier studies in Tanzania and Ghana [ 25, 26].

"But it's very straightforward – if someone has refugee status there are no points-based restrictions".

The Defense Department ended gender-based restrictions in the armed services in 1994.