Sentence examples for more restrictive at from inspiring English sources

It is reported that the Lord Advocate will consider carefully the law lords' judgment and the guidance issued by the DPP, but should Scotland follow England, Scottish law will become more restrictive at the same time as English law is relaxed.

The von Neumann stability analysis is performed and it is shown that the stability condition of the inertia-gravity waves scheme is more restrictive, at least by a factor of 2, than that concerning pure gravity waves, whatever the magnitude of the Coriolis parameter.

Thus, our 90% cut-off for peak presence among replicates can be considered as rather conservative, although we preferred to be stricter and more restrictive at the expense of having fewer but more reliable transcripts.

PricewaterhouseCoopers estimates the cost of a slightly more restrictive tax at 24,000 domestic jobs; scrapping America's extraterritorial tax system would create 137,000.To be fair, Americans working in foreign countries can deduct $82,000 in salary and allowances from their American tax bill, but foreign taxes still apply.

Therefore, CM should be removed from its current coding position in the ICHD-2 and be replaced by TM, which has more restrictive diagnostic criteria (at least 20 days of headache per month for at least 1 year, with no more than 5 consecutive days free of symptoms; same clinical features of migraine without aura for at least 10 of those 20 days).

The use of FIML estimation in this study enables the missing at random assumption (MAR) to be made, rather than the more restrictive missing completely at random (MCAR) assumption required for correct estimation with listwise deletion (Graham et al., 2003).

David Sambol, Countrywide's president, said in a statement that the figures reflected the difficult market and more restrictive lending practices at the company.

This recovery is due to more restrictive conservation policies at national and international levels.

Kass and Tinsley recommend five to ten cases for each item.[ 32] Nunnally is more restrictive and recommends at least ten, a threshold met in this study.[ 33] A second point is the total sample size.

We have found that this policy, which is much more restrictive than those at other organizations where modest interests are allowed with disclosure, both simplifies interactions with teams and reassures the stakeholders.

Also in March, North Dakota passed an even more restrictive law, banning abortions at the sixth week of pregnancy, which is before many women even know they are pregnant.