Sentence examples for implement more restrictive from inspiring English sources
A document detailing Kobach's intention to amend federal voting law will lend fuel to critics who say the probe is the beginning of an effort to implement more restrictive voting policies.
It seems that official steps are being taken to implement more restrictive criteria, which, however, is not consistent with the rise in the number of procedures performed reported in the present study.
In May, he announced a national commission to investigate voter fraud, which many have criticized as a pretext for implementing more restrictive voting restrictions.
The government took some steps in 2012 to attempt to cool down the market, including implementing more restrictive lending standards and increasing real property gains tax, Mr. Shanker said.
The IEPA and the USEPA agreed that this difference was not legally defensible and implemented more restrictive SO4 2− levels (USEPA 2009).
A number of retailers have quietly been raising their average minimum order sizes to qualify for free shipping or implementing more restrictive measures, including processes to combat fraud.
Unlike some of its neighbouring countries such as Denmark, and many EU countries, Sweden has largely resisted the trend of implementing more restrictive migration and integration policies.
Small hospitals implemented more restrictive ICMs.
In 2011, in response to both a report published by the Institute of Medicine and evidence that the 2003 duty hour restrictions had done little to reduce resident fatigue or improve patient safety, the ACGME implemented more restrictive standards for the United States [ 1, 6].
In particular, we implement the more restrictive condition α > 2 β. Figure 2B recapitulate these constraints and show the different sets of α ˜ and β ˜ values that we have used in our simulations and analytical calculations.
Our methods are purely analytic and completely different from earlier approaches which were implemented under more restrictive assumptions.
