Minimum age regulations are more prevalent and more restrictive than light work regulation.
My kids tell me I was more restrictive when I was working on a child homicide.
This view of work becoming more restrictive isn't about nostalgia, says Professor Green.
If we left the EU, they would have to satisfy more restrictive rules on getting a work permit, setting up a business, studying and bringing family members to join them.
This makes it possible for us to alter the definition of C k to more restrictive coding schemes that will work for our purposes here.
International comparisons show that there is nothing inevitable about moving to a more restrictive, less satisfying way of working, he says.
This tends to be a more restrictive setting in terms of changing work habits or areas of practice or limiting patient contact.
For scientists, the problem with the judge's reasoning is that it may render all scientific work regarding embryonic stem cells illegal — including work allowed under the more restrictive policy adopted by President George W. Bush in 2001.
Nevertheless, in this work we adopt a more restrictive tolerance window of 30 ms since, as pointed out by [29], this value represents a proper time lapse for human beings to be able to detect onsets.
Condition (1) is indeed more restrictive than the one imposed in the works of Cambanis.
