This includes a tendency by justices to interpret existing laws in restrictive ways and efforts by lawmakers to create new limitations, as well as a willingness among the populace, "for the sake of peace and security," to acquiesce in this.
As accounting environments become increasingly automated through information technology support systems, the underlying systems are increasingly restrictive in an effort to direct user behavior and decision making.
As resource utilization increased, it became necessary to be more restrictive and require more efforts from users.
Least restrictive means implies that efforts are implemented according to a continuum, where self-management represents the least restrictive means and supervised treatment on a daily basis represents the other end of the spectrum of restriction [ 11].
Mayor Mick Ireland of Aspen said he thought the newly restrictive covenants were an effort to "straitjacket" the city into allowing a change back into private use as a solution to everyone's problems — more money for Ms. Jaeger's foundation and the dropping of objections from the neighbors.
We investigated the effects of respiratory mechanics (normal, obstructive, restrictive, or mixed), inspiratory effort (-2, -8, or -15 cmH2O), flow cycling-off criteria (5-40% peak inspiratory flow), and duration of inspiratory muscle relaxation (0.18-0.3 s) on LIRAP during pressure support ventilation using a lung simulator (ASL 5000) and four types of ventilators.
Since then, threats of lawsuits and a restrictive arena lease have hampered efforts to find a new owner.
The Ugandan government, for instance, is making no efforts to repeal restrictive laws left by the British under the pretext of creating a responsible media.
Similar to Republican efforts to implement restrictive voting laws to address the fictitious rash of fraud, this demeaning legislation aims to prevent welfare recipients from spending their assistance on entertainment items like tattoos, body piercings, spas, lingerie, theme parks and fortune-tellers, a remedy to a growing trend that simply doesn't exist.
Some are calling for a socialized, not-for-profit, government-run or single-payer system, though the majority recognizes that American tradition and society are not amenable to a system that is too centralized or restrictive of choice or entrepreneurial efforts.
