And in a move to woo Irish-Americans, Mr. Cowen proposed measures to make it easier for Americans to claim Irish citizenship, reversing a restrictive course the Irish government took in 2005.
Jenkins, Bugeja and Barber (2014), compared the effect of additional course content information and additional restrictive course boundary information such as fixed deadlines and expectations on students' perception of instructor's effectiveness showed that addition of the latter leads to a more positive impression.
In the rest of the proof all the balls will be centred at the point x, starting from an initial ball B ( x, R ) ⊂ Ω with R ≤ 1, which is not restrictive of course.
There's a good discussion in the comments over at Ars Technica; the gist is that while it is of course restrictive and wrong for a company to say "you can't make things without our permission," the fact is that the 30-pin connector was designed and patented by Apple, and reverse-engineering for commercial purposes is illegal, plain and simple.
This new rule is, of course, more restrictive and excludes all individuals who report only one of the three entry symptoms and those with both elated and irritable mood.
Terms of the ceasefire brokered by Morsi are necessarily restrictive and it is, of course, a fragile truce.
The fault is with the PGA Tour, which plays a tournament on the golf course of a restrictive organization.
They found the course much too restrictive, demanding, and altogether too "British".
Whether student exposure to material for research purposes should follow similar or more restrictive guidelines than that applying to course content is also open to question.
A sub-group of patients with ToF have a significantly poorer post-operative course, due to a restrictive cardiac physiology, requiring longer intensive care recovery with prolonged inotropic support.
