Specifically, we consider the standard Smith Waterman (SW) algorithm in our implementation, however, our approach is by no means restrictive to SW class of algorithms alone.
We also assume perfect information on the destination chosen by immigrants: both countries know how many immigrants are willing to settle in C and how many immigrants are willing to settle in B. This assumption is by no means restrictive: since mobility within the federation is unrestrained, it only indicates that C and B know how the population inflow is going to be shared.
Caring for people in this way means that restrictive interventions are much less likely to be needed.
That law provides says governments can't impose a substantial burden on a religious exercise of someone in prison unless they have a compelling interest and are using the least restrictive means to achieve their goals.
Judge Robert M. Takasugi, in a three-page injunction, wrote that the government had "not established that the exclusion of all noncitizens is the least restrictive means to further the governmental interest in improving aviation security".
Chief Judge Karen Schreier ruled Wednesday that even if state officials had asserted a compelling governmental interest, they did not prove that the ban was the least restrictive means available to further that governmental interest.
Since every challenge to a law under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) must be analysed in terms of the compelling governmental interest it purports to serve, and the question of whether it is the least restrictive means to serving it, it is a truism that no one could foretell the outcome of a particular religious objection to a rule.
Internationally, the Siracusa principles can be applied to public health interventions as a means of ensuring that restrictions of liberty and uses of coercion for public health ends are legitimate, legal, necessary, non-discriminatory and represent the least restrictive means appropriate to the reasonable achievement of public health goals [ 31].
This means that a restrictive CD4 threshold for treatment initiation will also be counterproductive in attempting to allocate resources fairly; "doing less with more" in this area also implies depriving others of needed interventions towards which these resources could otherwise have been channelled.
In 1917, that law was overturned and replaced by the private enforcement of segregation (as in the community portrayed in "Strong Island"), by means of restrictive covenants in title deeds.
"The recent experiences of many other countries which – like Cambodia – lack independent judiciaries and other institutions, have shown that NGO laws are regularly used to stifle criticism of the government by civil society, through such means as restrictive registration requirements and even criminal prosecution," it said.
