Sentence examples for restrictive codes from inspiring English sources

It developed that there was no need of the restrictive codes and restrictions are now being lifted all over the country.

One academic study made 65 proposals to combat corruption, union rules and restrictive codes.

Information is withheld, questions are not answered, restrictive codes of conduct are drawn up and attempts are made to stifle or silence criticism on the forums.

If that's true, someone should inform local municipalities, many of which have spent the last 50 years drafting increasingly restrictive codes governing their residents' landscaping choices.

(The club was also created to counter the restrictive code of top Palm Springs hotels that barred Jews and blacks).

Michael Yaple, a spokesman for the New Jersey School Boards Association, said his organization had heard of no other district in the state with such a restrictive code.

This has been an issue for urban planners for years, but many of the proposed alternatives to suburban zoning merely swap one restrictive code for another.

In Hungary, under Viktor Orbán, the media came under assault through a new media law that handed over media regulation to his party's cronies, introduced million-euro fines for breaches of a highly restrictive code of practice and clamped down on whistleblowers.

This makes it possible for us to alter the definition of C k to more restrictive coding schemes that will work for our purposes here.

"The rest of the country either has an overly restrictive code in place, or no regulations.

In contrast, comorbidity scores in routine data attempt to simplify what will always be a complicated and imprecise clinical assessment in a restrictive coding structure.