But that principle was even more restrictively focused, with states to "take collective action, in a timely and decisive manner, through the Security Council".
Advocacy of basic fundamental changes in government, which might popularly be described as 'overthrow,' is within the protection of the First amendment even when it is restrictively construed.
By 2009, the study found, the level of gun violence in PG-13 fare was statistically even with films rated R; by 2012, PG-13 films were bloodier than the more restrictively rated releases.
A graph G is restrictively one-step t-diagnosable under the comparison model if every two different restrictive fault sets F 1 and F 2 in G, both of which contain at most t elements, are distinguishable.
The show's focus, then, is almost restrictively narrow.
Better to write laws narrowly, restrictively and with explicit safeguards against abuse.
However, their seemingly broad drafting notwithstanding, these provisions are interpreted very restrictively by the Belgian Constitutional Court.
Historically, national lawmakers have too often meddled restrictively in the district's business.
Developers could build restrictively small units and still experience no trouble in selling them.
Above all, the Cool-er's books are far less restrictively protected than Amazon's or Sony's.
For that reason alone § 402(b) should be read narrowly and restrictively.
