Sentence examples for more restrictive standards from inspiring English sources
The Thune amendment would force states with more restrictive standards to accept concealed carry permits from states with less stringent rules — in effect giving the lax rules national reach.
But some provisions of the Medicare manual and guidelines used by Medicare contractors establish more restrictive standards, which suggest coverage should be denied or terminated if a patient reaches a plateau or is not improving or is stable.
Instead, they must qualify alone, under significantly more restrictive standards.
Wastewater treatment is a high energy consuming process, and its energy demand is considerably increasing due to the introduction of more restrictive standards on the quality of water effluents, that require advanced technologies for pollutant removal.
"It's impossible for the states with more restrictive standards to maintain them if someone can get around them by going to another jurisdiction".
In 2011, in response to both a report published by the Institute of Medicine and evidence that the 2003 duty hour restrictions had done little to reduce resident fatigue or improve patient safety, the ACGME implemented more restrictive standards for the United States [ 1, 6].
It changed the test of incompetence from whether defendants appreciated their acts or could control their behavior to a more restrictive standard: Did they know right from wrong?
"It's just a much more restrictive standard that the government has to meet to collect information," Neema Singh Guliani, a Washington-based legislative counsel for the ACLU who works on NSA issues, told HuffPost earlier this week.
This can be explained by a general result according to which CW is a more restrictive standard than TW.
The general result is then that consumer welfare is a more restrictive standard than total welfare, which is advantageous in certain situations.
In addition to paying higher interest rates, borrowers are also dealing with more restrictive lending standards.
