Sentence examples for more restrictive rules from inspiring English sources

The petition, addressed to E.U. officials, declares that Italy's restrictions violate E.U. rules prohibiting member nations from introducing more restrictive rules.

But the Indonesians have insisted on far more restrictive rules.

Pop Warner has decided to wait for more definitive proof before issuing even more restrictive rules.

They also had to operate under new and more restrictive rules.

Automatic birthright citizenship is widespread in the Americas, but not beyond them; European and Asian countries have more restrictive rules.

The E.P.A. also proposed more restrictive rules for the ocean dumping of PCB-laden soil off the state's coast.

They said that the women must instead try for class status under a more restrictive rule that requires the issues binding the class not just be common, but that their commonality predominate, alongside other restrictive conditions.

Unfortunately, for behaviorism, it's hard to imagine a more restrictive rule for psychology than one which prohibits hypotheses about representational storage and processing.

When a more restrictive rule was used to perform the projections onto the TF nodes, we observed important differences between the original networks and their randomized counterparts, for both species.

For instance, a more restrictive rule consists of drawing a link between two TFs only if they share g S target genes or more, with g S > 1. If, when using this new rule, a high clustering coefficient is observed for high values of g S, it indicates a strong tendency to co-regulation.

But the more restrictive the rules become the more everyone gets funneled into the same type of racing.