Sentence examples for restrictive criteria from inspiring English sources

From 1993 on several measures have gradually been taken to restrict the inflow and to re-examine beneficiaries (partly by using more restrictive criteria).

Furthermore, the restrictive criteria of previous trials excluded most patients treated in daily practice.

Less restrictive criteria for defining an IBI led to trends which are similar to those of previous studies.

If states wanted the federal government to pay a larger share of Medicaid, they would have to maintain current eligibility levels and could not adopt more restrictive criteria.

One city official said that the drop was due in part to the use of more restrictive criteria in assessing cases.

Experts, even those who urge more restrictive criteria for chases, said pursuits of violent crime suspects were warranted.

At the same time CCGs are drawing up increasingly restrictive criteria and the boundary between paid NHS and private care is being blurred.

IBI duration decreased with increasing CA, although this trend was not very prominent when very restrictive criteria for measurement of IBI length were used.

These and other restrictive criteria have been the reason for allowing hedge funds to operate with far less S.E.C. regulation than mutual funds, on the sound assumption that the rich and powerful can look after themselves.

Under the MoJ's restrictive criteria for providing legal support someone who has made use of a women's refuge would no longer have been able to use that experience as evidence of domestic abuse.

Among other tightly restrictive criteria for selection, "to be admitted all boats must show they have a berth in the port of Saint-Tropez or nearby," Mr. Beaufils said.