Studies varied in the duration and intensity of intervention, whether they targeted both physical activity and nutrition behaviours [ 27- 29] or focussed on only one dimension such as TV watching [ 32] or restricting drinking of carbonated drinks [ 33].
One can assume, for instance, what Cleaver – who stumbles through the corridors of political power and justice, offending most people as he goes – would make of the so-called New South Wales lockout laws, which restrict drinking hours.
Among the participants with CMD, Chinese participants with CMD were less likely to restrict drinking (AOR 0.11) than Filipinos with CMD.
After pushing through a law restricting drinking and advertising alcohol, he calls social drinkers "alcoholics".
The psych exams try to screen for drinking problems, and in the past officials have tried to restrict drinking or put liquor stores under control of the station physician, but this never lasts.
The temperance movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, and emergency laws aimed at restricting drinking during the First World War created difficult trading conditions for brewers.
Try to restrict drinking to special occasions.
The Church of the Last Testament combines elements of the Russian Orthodox Church with Buddhist themes of reincarnation, as well as preparations for the impending apocalypse; members are vegan and are restricted from drinking alcohol, smoking, and using money.
The Production Code Administration, which had gone into effect just weeks after the release of The Thin Man and which restricted the drinking of alcohol on-screen, disapproved of the project even before a script was written.
In any case the disinfection was restricted to drinking water and did not take into account other domestic uses such cooking and bathing.
