Sentence examples for restrictive philosophy from inspiring English sources
In return, you were rewarded with the absence of a sponsor or a restrictive philosophy, which look bad with jazz and always have.
This occurred despite a modest, non-significant increase in percent body fat in both groups, which we attribute to the short duration of the intervention and to its purposeful emphasis on a calorically non-restrictive philosophy.
The study recognizes that inelastic response for short period systems is very sensitive to R and may be phenomenally amplified even for small R due to soil structure interaction implying restrictive applicability of dual-design philosophy.
To think about how regulators should respond to the special conditions of a pandemic, we must review the philosophy behind any restrictive regulation of investigational new drugs.
They believe their philosophy of trade protectionism, restrictive immigration policies, and non-interventionism is the future of the Republican Party.
It will incorporate the rigorous epistemic emphasis that is associated with analytic philosophy of history, but will separate itself from the restrictive assumptions of positivism.
That is the philosophy in Arizona as a whole, where gun laws are among the least restrictive in the country.
Research published in the Journal of Medicine and Philosophy by Dr Rebecca Collins argues that the laws in most jurisdictions are too restrictive because they did not factor in sudden and unexpected deaths, where explicit written consent would not have been given.
Reading economics at Cambridge is a very restrictive programme, but here I'm doing eight subjects of my choice each year, including French psychology and philosophy, which is a great preparation for life".
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
