Sentence examples for in restrictive ways from inspiring English sources

This includes a tendency by justices to interpret existing laws in restrictive ways and efforts by lawmakers to create new limitations, as well as a willingness among the populace, "for the sake of peace and security," to acquiesce in this.

The Torah commands us to pursue justice (Deuteronomy 16:20); if we fail to do so because we are stuck in restrictive ways of thinking, then we are not fulfilling our duty as Jews or as loving people.

They force themselves to think in less restrictive ways and to challenge easy conclusions.

Another two justices concluded that while false statements were entitled to some protection, the Stolen Valor Act was invalid because it could have achieved its objectives in less restrictive ways.

Justices Breyer and Kagan concluded that while false statements were entitled to some protection, the Stolen Valor Act was invalid because it could have achieved its objectives in less restrictive ways.

Along with releasing family detainees, the commission recommends that the government use alternatives to detention more often when they could be monitored in less restrictive ways, such as bond or supervised release.

Other forms of OCT employ phase information as well, but in specific, restrictive ways.

In this section we model the relationship between the change in tax revenue and the key factors in revenue exposure – tax burdens and changes in AGI by slices of the income distribution – in progressively less restrictive ways.

Symptoms of mental illness were described primarily in negative and restrictive ways.

To work in this restrictive way was very hard, especially when I had military missions that I had to scramble to".

But not all define realism in this restrictive way (Sayre-McCord 1988).