Sentence examples for restricted program from inspiring English sources

The bill that Peake is working on, which he hopes to introduce next week, would establish a tightly restricted program that would be "very regulated" and "doctor managed," he said.

In 2011, the two cities cobbled together $151,000 to run their restricted program.

As it happens, Obama said the same thing in October, in an interview with Comedy Central's Jon Stewart: "When Social Security was passed, it applied to widows and orphans and it was a very restricted program, and over time that structure that was built ended up developing into the most important social safety net that we have in our country".

To investigate the potential impact of the restricted program of EBV latency-gene expression on the type I IFN response, we first examined whether EBV, and in particular the EBER RNAs, influences IFN-α induction of cellular gene expression.

We addressed this by examining the type I interferon response in Burkitt lymphoma (BL) cell lines, the only in vitro model of the restricted program of EBV latency-gene expression in persistently infected B cells in vivo.

Cell lines derived from EBV-positive BL tumors, unlike EBV-immortalized B lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCLs), are not dependent on EBV for continued cell growth and proliferation, and maintain a restricted program of viral latent-infection gene expression known as Latency I, in which the only known viral protein expressed is the genome-maintenance protein, EBNA-1.

According to a survey by networking firm Cisco, 41% of workers break corporate IT policies, saying that "they need restricted programs and applications to get the job done - they're simply trying to be more productive and efficient".

In some states policymakers responded to declines in state tax revenues by restricting program eligibility and benefits levels.

Henly felt that restricting program access to the Child Care Assistance Program to people who earned 50percentt of the poverty level would be devastating.

A simpler solution would be to use online surfing tools like SiteAdvisor [48] or simply use Sandbox technologies [49] as implemented in the Google Chrome Browser which restricts program rights.

Developing a strategy to link individual participation with outcomes without restricting program participation would be a useful tool for future school-based programs.