Sentence examples for most common restriction from inspiring English sources

The most common restriction was on tonsillectomies, with 89% of areas rationing the availability of this procedure.

It's actually quite common to not send certain inmates to private prisons; the most common restriction in contracts is on inmates with special medical needs.

Lack of full extension of the elbow was the most common restriction.

The most common restriction is to limit the elements that might comprise a detected ion to only those that are most biologically relevant: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and phosphorus.

The most common restriction regards who may bless or anoint the oil.

To describe a population of older drivers with driving restrictions, their most common restrictions, and to compare restricted drivers to their safe and unsafe counterparts.

In this Section, the most common restrictions for AMT problems will be discussed.

The most common restrictions involve income or geography for instance, vouchers may be made available only to low-income children in a given municipality within a country.

Case in point: One of the most common restrictions introduced in the United States this year is banning termination of pregnancy after 20 weeks, on the false claim that a fetus can feel pain.

The most common restrictions were related to visiting hours, followed by visitor number and age.

The most common such restriction was to move the medications behind the counter, and require customers to show identification before purchasing them.