Sentence examples similar to place-based restriction from inspiring English sources

Knowing the mechanism why urbanization and economic development are closely linked, is important to evaluate place-based policies (like city planning or moving restrictions), which are present in many developing countries today like China and India.

"College needs to be less place-based".

They demand both place-based and person-based solutions.

Many cloud vendors place technology-based restrictions on how data can be accessed and extracted from their applications.

The I.N.S. has not pointed to (nor have we found) statutory, regulatory or guideline provisions which place an age-based restriction on an alien's ability to apply for asylum.

The residence-based restriction was placed on the scholarship because the students who helped create it "felt that it was appropriate for [Big Jimmy's] memorial to benefit the students he thought of as 'his kids' now that he is no longer here to watch over them himself," she said.

803, 813 (2000) (striking down content-based restriction).

"But it's very straightforward – if someone has refugee status there are no points-based restrictions".

I placed a restriction on my browser.

"We allow people to brew their own beer, but place more restrictions on alcohol distilling because it's potentially more harmful," said Denver-based Mason Tvert of Marijuana Policy Project.

Many state-based programs that provide drugs to uninsured people with H.I.V. or AIDS have placed new restrictions on benefits and enrollment because they are running short of money, the Kaiser Family Foundation reported last week.