Sentence examples for restrictive settings from inspiring English sources

Internet filters at the least restrictive setting block about as much pornography as filters at more restrictive settings, but the number of blocked health sites jump, researchers said: half the Web sites devoted to safe sex and similar topics are stopped at the most restrictive settings, which are used at many schools and libraries.

The state mental health commissioner's "goal" to discharge psychiatric patients to "less restrictive" settings falls far short of statutes and case law requiring patients to be released to the "least restrictive" setting.

Many people spend years in institutions because these services are not available in less restrictive settings.

The lawyers also help make living arrangements for the children, who they contend are often placed in overly restrictive settings.

To best serve the severely mentally ill, we must recognize that adult homes are not "restrictive" settings for "warehousing" them.

A recent study sponsored by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that even at their most restrictive settings, filters failed to block 10percentt of porn sites.

But advocates for community care say many of these people can be cared for far more efficiently in less-restrictive settings.

They include increasing the amount of time inmates placed in solitary can spend outside their cells, housing prisoners in the "least restrictive setting necessary" to ensure their safety and that of others, putting inmates who need to be in protective custody in less-restrictive settings and developing policies to discourage putting inmates in solitary during the last 180 days of their terms.

Table 1 and Figure 2b and 2c also show the clusters and signals that were still detected with a temporal window of maximum 7 weeks, and with a spatial window of maximum 25 km respectively (as compared to the signals detected with the initial non-restrictive settings).

"By keeping people healthy, by keeping them out of unnecessarily restrictive, institutional settings, we can keep the program sustainable in the long run".

Gov. Andrew Cuomo closed out a shameful period in New York's history earlier this week when he agreed to give about 4,000 mentally ill people held in highly restrictive institutional settings the option of moving into supported housing, where they can live independently with the help of social service organizations.