Sentence examples for restrictive classification from inspiring English sources

This is the second-least restrictive classification, roughly equivalent to our PG-13.

That is because the cannabis plant is classified under federal law as a Schedule 1 prohibited substance — the most restrictive classification possible.

Ahead of last week's announcement about research grows, there was speculation that the DEA might move weed into a less restrictive classification.

The Drug Enforcement Administration DEAA) has quietly revealed that it plans to decide within the next three months whether marijuana should be removed from the list of Schedule I controlled substances, a restrictive classification reserved for what the US government considers to be the most dangerous class of drugs.

This restrictive classification will leave out a considerable number of true target genes containing a binding site further away than 5 kb, however it will prevent the "dilution" of the true effectors of PPARγ by including a large number of false-positive targets.

Anarchist geography also encourages active exploration and participatory planning of the environment; it challenges reduced access to public space and the imposition of restrictive classifications of space through design.

According to multiple current and former administration officials, Pentagon officials forbade the delegation to videotape the interviews, nixed plans for a multiday visit, ordered detainee interviews shortened, and put new restrictive classifications on documents requested by the Kazakhstanis.

It is also not known what may be missing from the material, either because it is in a more restrictive category of classification or for some other reason.

By ruling that there is not enough evidence of "currently accepted medical use"—a key distinction between the highly restrictive Schedule I classification and the less restrictive Schedule II the administration essentially makes it harder to gather such evidence.

We are also restrictive in the classification of the expression relationships as linear expression relationships and the consequent consideration of two genes as coexpressed genes.

Moving forward, it is important to standardise the classification of restrictive episiotomy policy.