Similarly, a coalition of California pension funds has developed a set of principles to manage and mitigate HCM-related risks, including company policies on sexual harassment, diversity throughout the organization, restrictive labor practices, and workers' rights.
He added that the emergency room physician could have called another doctor to try to have Mr. Hand admitted, since he was covered by a less-restrictive preferred provider organization rather than by an H.M.O.
But church leaders were concerned that last year's proposal was too restrictive, exempting religious organizations only if they met several tests, including a requirement that they primarily serve people who share their faith.
Restrictive licensing system?
(NYT MANHATTANN: SCHOOL BOARD RESTRICTS SCOUTS -- Community School District 3, on the Upper West Side, has become the third school district in New York City to withdraw its sponsorship of the Boy Scouts of America as a protest against the national organization's restrictive policy toward openly gay members and leaders.
Government agencies and nonprofit organizations use restrictive covenants to preserve open space, farmland, historic structures, and wildlife habitats and to limit uses of land that contains hazardous materials.
Democratic Action was founded in 1936 37 as the National Democratic Party during a period when Venezuela's government had relaxed its restrictive laws regulating political organizations.
Several Republican presidential hopefuls have said that the state dinner with Xi should be canceled because of disagreements over the South China Sea, cyberspace hacking, new restrictive laws on nongovernmental organizations operating in China, theft of intellectual property, and continuing disagreements over human rights.
At least 100 million Americans are covered by less-restrictive preferred provider organizations, or P.P.O.'s, according to Interstudy, an industry research firm.
Rolle declined to address the assertion that the organization was too restrictive with players.
