Sentence examples for restrictive scheme from inspiring English sources
At the Rio negotiations it was rejected by the United States, which has since conditioned its participation in any restrictive scheme on a specific commitment from developing countries to participate as well (the 1997 Byrd-Hagel Resolution).
Even in a more restrictive scheme where no subsidy exists, the Pareto-improving solution exists [39, 40].
Our results indicate that 1) the vast majority of farmers are willing to trade off the size of the subsidy for less restrictive scheme requirements and that 2) the amount of the subsidy they are willing to trade off varies with specific scheme requirements, suggesting which features are most important for successful policy design.
Pushing the idea of art mirroring life, the "Pushkin Sonnet," or "Onegin Stanza" form is itself a tightly restrictive scheme that strikingly manifests the binding structures of society, of "social convention".
Not only could we derive more pleasure from activities like the Norwegian utepils ("drinking beer outside on a hot day"), but we might be less likely to appraise the ups and downs of most long-term relationships on such a restrictive scheme: happy versus unhappy.
Speaking of Office, Microsoft also backed away from a harshly restrictive licensing scheme it tried to foist on buyers of Office 2013.
He likes the idea, but not the execution, particularly the restrictive DRM scheme.
Many who "pirate" (read: download from P2P) music do so because the restrictive DRM schemes don't allow them to do as much with their music.
This makes it possible for us to alter the definition of C k to more restrictive coding schemes that will work for our purposes here.
Not only have margins declined due to increased complexity, rising costs and more restrictive reimbursement schemes [ 18], providers are also confronted with increased financial accountability for the delivered care, introduced by methods of prospective payment and forms of managed competition [ 19, 20].
Restrictive licensing system?
