Sentence examples for restrictive guidelines from inspiring English sources

But yesterday the commission put off a formal vote on the less restrictive guidelines, and that alarmed theater representatives.

Industry officials lauded the less restrictive guidelines, which are intended to be a model for state policies.

At their discretion, schools, departments, laboratories, and institutes may impose more restrictive guidelines for budgetary or control reasons.

The guidelines presented here are much more flexible than the highly restrictive guidelines published by EPRI in 1989 for economiser headers.

If a co-op wishes to have the freedom to set its own restrictive guidelines, the shareholders should not be entitled to mortgage interest deductions or any other benefits extended to actual property owners and subsidized by other taxpayers.

Alongside the excellent work of the Birthplace Research Programme at Oxford University's National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit, the findings undermine the assumption that care must be delivered through ever more restrictive guidelines and policies to ensure that it is safe.

The children who were exposed to the liberal transfusion threshold appeared to have a substantially smaller intracranial volume compared to the children transfused according to the restrictive guideline.

A more restrictive guideline may reduce the effect of introducing genetic risk assessment on the use of PSA, compared between the intervention group and the control group.

What they need are less-restrictive guidelines from their clients -- the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Such gaps raise serious concern when adherence to the restrictive transfusion guidelines is broadly promulgated in the current clinical literature, emphasizing a broad endorsement of the guideline.

They may not be less restrictive than guidelines stated in this policy.