Attempts to wipe out the AUMF, or replace it with something more restrictive, have grown even more frequent in the years since the Obama administration used it to open hostilities with the Islamic State.
To stay in the country he must walk a delicate balancing act with the famously restrictive authorities, while growing sales.
The restrictive legislation fed growing discontent, protests and anti-colonial sentiments within the community.
For cell-cycle analysis under restrictive conditions, exponentially growing cells were synchronized in 5 μg/ml α-factor at A600 = 0.2 for 2 or 2.5 h at 23°C and then shifted to 36°C with an additional 5 μg/ml α-factor.
The odds of privatisation are "a small fraction of those of seeing a Mormon in the White House," sighs one lawmaker.Worse, Utah's famously tough and complicated rules on the way drinks are stored and served in bars and restaurants have been growing more restrictive, not less so.
Acemoglu and Angrist (2001) show that compulsory attendance requirements in the United States have generally been growing more restrictive, with the maximum enrollment age falling and the minimum dropout age rising.
We found that 10 of the 21 assessed proteins displayed 50% or greater reduction in protein levels after the addition of cycloheximide to cells growing at restrictive temperature for 3 hr.
In a chapter on evolutionary arms races – such as occur between predator and prey, parasite and host – he invites us to imagine "If only all the trees in the forest could come to some agreement – like a trades union restrictive practice – to grow no higher than, say, 10 feet, every one would benefit.
According to one source, CrunchBase — which has grown restrictive in recent years about how it licenses out its data — will begin selling more of the information it collects via licenses that it sells to venture outfits and research firms, among others.
This could prove to be a restrictive strategy in the fast growing smartphone market.
