The arguments for restricting policies were the observed effects on very sensitive endpoints in experimental animals, and that this justifies the use of the precautionary principle.
Either preserving the present sick leave policies regarding legislation and compensation levels; or limiting sick leave by moderately restricting policies or by influencing attitudes towards sick leave; or reappraising the situation by radical changes of policies.
We designated hospitals with zero restrictions as having open visitation policies and those with any restriction as having a restricted policy.
If we delay much longer, we will lose any international influence on this issue, and most surely, our restricted policy will deprive our own citizens of the benefits from the research.
Stringent measures had to be applied: restricted policy for the use of specific drugs, septic isolation, disinfection of the environment and even the closure of the unit.
However, empirical evidence of the effect of ecosystem degradation and protection on public health outcomes is scarce, which restricts policy makers' ability to assess the net health effects of land-use change.
Although it is hard to find an economically meaningful way of restricting the admissible set of income tax functions, the literature on voting over income taxes which are chosen from restricted policy spaces provides useful and powerful insights into the general problem.
She wanted to be buried at Hollywood Memorial Park, now known as Hollywood Forever, but it had a restricted policy.
Health-sensitive trade policies should not restrict policy levers whose purpose is the promotion of public health.
So the government believes that there is a good case for restricting the policy areas in which governments have a veto.
Such restricting tracking policy reduced the number of misconnection but also reduced the total number of traces suitable for analysis.
