Sentence examples for more restrictive setting from inspiring English sources

He argued that the parents were asking for a more restrictive setting for Jane, then had to admit that he was wrong; it was the city that was asking for a more restrictive setting.

"Many of our residents have requested that we pursue their right to remain in the adult home as they age, rather than be forced to move to a more restrictive setting," she said.

If, say, a licensed clinician provides an evaluation of the student that strongly urges a much more restrictive setting, the team creating an Individualized Education Program for the student must take such a recommendation very seriously.

This tends to be a more restrictive setting in terms of changing work habits or areas of practice or limiting patient contact.

Instead, the military insisted that they sign a new, significantly more restrictive set of rules.

I would happily accept the German deal: a somewhat more restrictive set of rules for second- and third-trimester abortions in exchange for the social peace that getting the issue out of politics would bring.

"Some people around here get cold feet when threatened by the administration," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy, the Vermont Democrat who leads the Judiciary Committee and who had unsuccessfully pushed a much more restrictive set of surveillance measures.

This paper is a more developed and improved version of our previous work [30] addressing the joint estimation problem under a more restrictive set of assumptions.

Therefore, constraints (14) and (17) can be added to the feasible set of solutions proposed in [5] resulting in a more restrictive set of possible path-loss exponents,.

Such a mechanism could explain how inducible activation of GATA factors might regulate a more restrictive set of transcriptional targets.

To identify relevant miRNAs regulated in response to DEP, we elected to apply a more restrictive set of criteria for further data analysis.