Sentence examples for restrictive system from inspiring English sources

This code, introduced in 1968, was a far less restrictive system than the Hays Code, but it was less revolutionary than Valenti always proclaimed.

The challenge will be, as it was last summer, how to fill in the gaps between James, Bosh and Wade under an increasingly restrictive system.

They are angry at the pay cuts, the shorter contracts, the diminishing security and the possibility of a more restrictive system.

While aviation will induce a decline of emissions in other sectors, significant absolute reductions within air transportation can only be reached by a more restrictive system design.

The announcement came after days of intense negotiations between the Legislature and Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, who had proffered a more restrictive system earlier this year that was roundly criticized as unworkable for thousands of potential patients.

The passage came after days of intense negotiations between the Legislature and Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, who had proffered a more restrictive system earlier this year that was roundly criticized as unworkable for thousands of potential patients.

If the new group wants to stabilize prices, it should call for less regulation; studies show that states with less restrictive systems have less volatility.

This study expands upon this research through an examination of users' preferences for more (less) restrictive systems based on their own level of domain knowledge.

However, consistent with the theory of technology dominance, restrictive systems have been found to dominate users' decision processes and to have a detrimental effect when decisions require knowledge from outside the system's capability.

A popular objection is that one doesn't have to buy the devices that happen to be wrapped up in restrictive systems or deliberately limited.

This will undoubtedly include an imposition of curbs on the release via fossil fuels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, whether in the form of carbon taxes, cap-and-trade plans, emissions limits, or other restrictive systems as yet not imagined.