This is added to the fact that Syrian public hospitals do not have a policy to administer pain relief; the low societal status of women especially those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and the restrictive relations between women and men outside the family context.
"If the American position in the light of 'fast track' is going to be extremely restrictive in relation to Brazilian products that are competitive for export, the Brazilian counteroffer will be equally restrictive".
Restrictive-addition: relation between two equal-status statements serving a common theme.
Personal development is to a large extent free from the pressure of economic and political circumstances as well as from restrictive family relations or cultural traditions.
The main advantage of coresidence lies in the sharing of resources and the improvement of total economic gains, but at the cost of worsening housing conditions, lack of privacy, restrictive family relations, increased family disputes, and management costs (Fei 1999).
Most EU governments and the European Commission have adopted restrictive positions in relation to sovereign wealth funds.
This study was designed to evaluate the relation between restrictive Doppler mitral inflow pattern and echocardiographic indices of myocardial viability in patients with first acute myocardial infarction undergoing dobutamine stress echocardiography to determine the extent of infract zone viability.
After its implementation, the Act (revision 2002) has become more restrictive and specified in relation to using coercion.
However, 除了…也 chúle…yě 'not only… but also' which expresses the relation of restrictive-addition is the prior relation, since it is the most definite expression of the semantic relation in (27).
This longitudinal study investigated whether early individual differences in inhibitory control, an aspect of temperament, predicted weight outcomes and whether parents' restrictive feeding practices moderated this relation.
