Incentives are not always less restrictive of choice than disincentives, and health promotion campaigns, which are generally ranked at or near the least intrusive end of the continuum, are not always without significant moral concern.
"It's not a less restrictive alternative, because it has precisely the problem Congress was trying to overcome in the preventive services provision".
Thus, customized external strapping orthoses are not only less restrictive to the joints while walking for children with cerebral palsy, but also more convenient for the therapist to use them in walking training on the treadmill.
Many people spend years in institutions because these services are not available in less restrictive settings.
In addition, there should not be a less restrictive alternative available to achieve that compelling interest.
This is an important result since it means that the same Δω can be used to filter probes of any length, e.g. using Δω = 0.5 is not more or less restrictive if the probe length is 10 or 20 nt.
Not only are filters less restrictive, but they "also may well be more effective," Justice Kennedy said, because they can block pornography from anywhere in the world, while the statute applies only to pornography posted on the Web from within the United States.
The odds of privatisation are "a small fraction of those of seeing a Mormon in the White House," sighs one lawmaker.Worse, Utah's famously tough and complicated rules on the way drinks are stored and served in bars and restaurants have been growing more restrictive, not less so.
But investigators concluded that the hospital staff did not attempt to use "less restrictive methods" before allowing the sheriff's department to use handcuffs.
In addition to a compelling interest the government will have to show that the new law is necessary to achieve its objective, which means it must show that it could not obtain its goal through less restrictive means.
