Instead of restricting individual consumers, let them exercise choice.
It works by encouraging positive behaviour instead of restricting negative behaviour.
It operates a fee for service system but, instead of restricting access, it uses the fee schedule – which is revised every two years – to keep prices under control.
Among these are paying out claims fully, instead of retaining part of the money until all claims are settled, and paying out claims to heirs related by marriage, instead of restricting payments to blood relatives.
Tricia Kelleher, principal at Stephen Perse Foundation in Cambridge, argued that instead of restricting tax breaks on those who don't pull their weight it would be more effective to make social responsibility part of an inspection.
Snowden defended his decision to leak documents to the press, instead of restricting his complaints to internal channels, and explained why he had decided for the moment not to travel back to the United States to face criminal charges.
Instead of restricting the dietary choices of low-income residents, he said, city officials should reconsider how to increase the purchasing power of low-income residents so that they can buy food that is more nutritious.
Since the quake, Uesugi had been demanding that the government provide more information on the threat of radiation and allow reporters from a wider group of news organizations to attend official press conferences and pose more probing questions, instead of restricting attendance to representatives of the largest Japanese media.
Robert L. Weinberg, a retired founding partner of the Washington law firm Williams & Connolly and a lecturer at George Washington University Law School, said that instead of restricting the number of adjunct lecturers like himself, law schools ought to greatly increase them because they bring real-world examples to students.
Instead of restricting covers by a stallion to shareholders in a syndicate, Coolmore adopts a much more commercial approach, buying and standing potential stallions and, for the most part, allowing any breeder with a mare and the money to pay for a cover to use the stallion of their choice.
