"If the government has concrete evidence of an imminent threat to public safety, they can and should address it, but they should do it in a restrictive way that eliminates the threat while protecting the First Amendment rights of others".
Mr. Griffin denies that the British National Party is racist, though he admits that it operates a "restrictive membership policy" and that it is therefore not open to all races or ethnicities.
Here you find various combinations of Muslims, Christians and traditional beliefs, and it's a restrictive factor against the kind of eruption you find in the Arab world".
It was a restrictive, 10-man kind of gameplan, yet no one would claim his Japan side played a restrictive game – again, he came up with a way to get the best out of the resources available.
The blizzard of peripheral numbers may or may not be changing the way football is played, lassoing it with a restrictive self-awareness, but there is a heartening note of constancy in the enduring fascination with football's endnote, its oldest, most indivisible basic skill.
In his interview, Sam addressed the time limitation of the examined lesson, mentioning it as a restrictive factor in his teaching.
Note, however, that this estimate refers to a different weighting of the groups than the 6.6percentt convergence presented above and it imposes a restrictive functional form that can also explain some of the discrepancy.
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review a ruling that found Texas had discriminated against black and Latino voters when it passed a restrictive voter ID law that couldn't be enforced during the November election.
And while the performance may be empowering to some, it's a restrictive means of discovering one's sexuality, and can stifle young women's desires, especially those that fall outside of conventional desirability.
Our findings suggest that while Cdc42 is required for thymopoiesis, it plays a restrictive role in effector and memory T cell differentiation and autoimmunity.
