Further restrictions on road transport to shift freight transport to rail comprised the introduction of restrictive speed limits for noisy heavy good vehicles, the introduction of a night drive prohibition on certain sensible routes, and the increase of capacity of piggyback transport within Austria.
Republican sponsors have defended their push to reform voting laws as a way to save money, while the conservative-backed Voter Integrity Project of NC hailed the college voting restrictions as a way to "shift the landscape of college town voting".
This implies that, to cope with restrictions, we need to give OCS the opportunity to shift the balance between short-term rates of genetic gain and inbreeding.
Nor did it place any restrictions on how states could use the money they saved, allowing them to shift it away from employment programs.
That is, the ability to shift cognitive strategies in response to changing environmental contingencies was not affected during the day of sleep restriction.
Now, time to shift gears!
Policymakers have also been more sophisticated, targeting selected sectors with administrative restrictions while shifting to market-based measures, including last October's increase in interest rates, to rein in money and credit growth.
By the same token, depending on the timing of the initial outbreak in the world, delays caused by travel restrictions can shift introduction of the virus to a period of lower transmissibility, making the local outbreak less severe.
In a situation where the government cannot offer financial or non-financial alternatives to substitute dual practice (i.e., improve the incentives for sole public practice), the official policy for dual practice shifted from formal restrictions to one based on informal expectations.
Prior to the EWTD, the on call pattern of working, for the majority of anaesthetic trainees in the Mersey Deanery, was 24 hours in the hospital; with the EWTD this has changed to a shift pattern[ 13], with restrictions to 13 hours work in a 24 hour period.
