The power of insight meditation, proponents say, lies in its ability to make people aware of, and ultimately free from, the obsessive and restrictive thought patterns that can compromise their relationships and work and lives.
Discussions in the legislature about arrangements for the election in 2017 are due to be finalised by the summer, and could be a catalyst for more unrest (China has shown no sign of compromise on its restrictive plans for the polls).
Thus, whereas RNA Pol II function is not completely compromised at the restrictive temperature, elongation processivity may be significantly affected, perhaps by a temperature-dependent mechanism that mimics inhibition of elongation by α-amanitin.
This compromise is still far more restrictive than the rules for other tax-subsidy programs.
Getting tagged as a lackey for the public-sector unions and what is widely seen, rightly or wrongly, as their refusal to compromise on generous benefits and restrictive practices presented an obvious danger to this strategy.
But in a compromise, Mr. Garcia introduced a less restrictive version, eliminating background checks on private sales but increasing cooperation between state and federal authorities to keep track of people with mental illness.
Heat exchanger constraints may represent the most restrictive transient response constraints in a process and thereby compromise the agility and responsiveness of processes.
Upon selling my house, is it legal to include a restrictive covenant forbidding its razing or making major renovations that compromise its architectural integrity?... Edwin Hanft, Great Neck, N.Y.
Given that such a move would meaningfully compromise a messaging app's privacy in such a restrictive country — something Telegram's founder Pavel Durov isn't keen on — Iran will pursue control of the messaging service with an outright ban instead.
But Democrats said his proposal was too broad, Republicans said it was too restrictive, and they didn't take the time to reach a compromise.
