Sentence examples for restrictive method from inspiring English sources

But that number was reached using a restrictive method that the agency has since abandoned.

But it fell to $10 billion in 2002 from $17.5 billion in 1997 as the government adopted a more restrictive method of payment and cracked down on fraud.

In this round of trade talks, developing nations wanted the United States to use a less restrictive method of calculating growth rates for quotas on imports until 2005, and they wanted to make this method apply retroactively to 2000.

"We have long warned that, not only would these tests place unnecessary pressure on children at the start of their schooling experience and risk wrongly labelling them as failing, they are also an incredibly unreliable and restrictive method of assessment," he said.

In the conservation law problem, the restrictive method described in Section 2.1 is the only method that minimizes mind changes.

Recall that the restrictive method adopts a set of conservation laws that rule out as many unobserved reactions as possible.

Instead of seeking the least physically restrictive methods of conflict resolution, we resort to strict confinement or violence.

Even if the interest were legitimate, the state could have used less restrictive methods.

Judge Reed added that there were far less restrictive methods like software filters that parents could use to control their children's Internet use.

The court upheld a lower court's temporary injunction against the act, but only on the narrow ground that less restrictive methods, like filtering software, might protect children more effectively than a criminal ban.

A doubling or halving of road spending resulted in a difference of plus or minus 1% on total traffic volume.To stop congestion worsening using restrictive methods would require measures equivalent to raising the price of petrol to £15 a gallon at 1993 prices by the year 2010.