In a spiral of cause and effect, new restriction and control measures have stimulated 'innovative' forms of entrance (like smuggling and trafficking), which in turn have led to newly restrictive and control-oriented admission requirements and procedures.
Surrounded by gun-control opponents heckling him outside the Vermont State House on Wednesday, Gov. Phil Scott (R) signed into law the most restrictive gun-control measures in the state's history.
President Obama, in an appearance Wednesday in which he pledged to pursue more restrictive gun-control measures, also suggested that the country needed to look more closely "at a culture that all too often glorifies guns and violence".
(Another Cuomo-listed accomplishment, the end of "fingerprinting requirements for food stamps recipients," might be of greater appeal to the left, as were his efforts to legalize same-sex marriage and enact a highly restrictive gun-control measure after the Sandy Hook massacre).
In addition, IHR 2005 includes provisions that require WHO to recommend, and state parties to use, control measures that are no more restrictive than necessary to achieve the desired level of health protection (articles 17, 43).
Instead of allowing a free-for-all for third-party software support, Yamauchi placed strict quality control measures on would-be game publishers, tying them into restrictive licensing agreements.
Local air quality officials have blocked control measures adopted elsewhere, insisting that they meet a cost-effectiveness yardstick more restrictive than used in Los Angeles or San Francisco.
"Radical gun control measures"!
§ 51.213 Transportation control measures.
They were introduced in 2012 to replace the more restrictive control orders.
