Sentence examples for cost to restrict from inspiring English sources

No one has attempted to calculate what it would cost to restrict all wood products to sustainable forests and plantations.

The other is imposing a high exit cost to restrict members from leaving the team.

DCCR uses a new adaptive path weight function together with an additional constraint imposed on the path cost, to restrict the search space.

This goal comes with a bitter truth: If 40 million currently uninsured Americans are to be brought into public or private health plans with unlimited choice of physicians, the only way to cut costs is to restrict the services those doctors provide.

But in order to enable people with preëxisting conditions or modest incomes to obtain health coverage at a reasonable cost, you have to restrict the choices of others.

We also adjust bits by multiplying the corresponding bits by a factor, β (>1), in cost function determination to restrict some MBs to be classified as RMBs where the MBs are poorly matched with the best pattern.

OOP payments aim to strengthen patients' cost awareness and try to restrict the demand on medical necessary treatments.

Republican Congressional aides said a compromise bill could include new insurance industry regulations, including a ban on denying coverage based on pre-existing medical conditions, as well as aid for small businesses for health costs and possible steps to restrict malpractice lawsuits.

An increase in the prevalence of neurological disability puts pressure on service providers to restrict costs associated with rehabilitation.

Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT - the largest teachers' union - said the coalition had scrapped rules forcing schools to restrict costs.

Similarly high levels of replication have low fitness as the costs of replication act to restrict fitness.