Whether spooked by popular uprisings worldwide, a coming leadership transition at home or their own citizens' increasingly provocative tastes, Communist leaders are proposing new limits on media and Internet freedoms that include some of the most restrictive measures in years.
In the post-Cold War it was most restrictive in election years when incumbent presidents running for reelection appealed to the Cuban American electorate in Florida, the largest "swing" state (Eckstein, 2009: Chapter Three).
According to one source, CrunchBase — which has grown restrictive in recent years about how it licenses out its data — will begin selling more of the information it collects via licenses that it sells to venture outfits and research firms, among others.
Copyright, at least in the U.S., has only gotten more restrictive over the years and all that power, though far less so, is still sitting up top with the industries.
As the definition of RP became less restrictive (with fewer years of follow-up and number of eGFR measurements/year), fewer of those who experienced RP progressed to CKD (PPV estimates decreased from 12%to3.3.3%), whereas the proportion of those not experiencing RP, who did progress to CKD remained constant (1-NPV varied from 0.4% to 0.6%).
The president's reforms apply broadly to the roughly 10,000 federal inmates serving time in solitary confinement, though there are only a handful of juvenile offenders placed in restrictive housing each year.
"Prior to my trial, I spent two years on restrictive police bail followed by a year on remand in custody and have throughout consistently denied my involvement.
For years, racially restrictive lending practices made it difficult for blacks to buy homes on Capitol Hill; now rising rents are forcing them out.
Although artists in Myanmar have operated under restrictive political circumstances for years, there is a tendency in international art criticism to "exoticize" the political dimensions of their work, said Claire Hsu, the founder of the Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong.
In the years since, restrictive campus speech codes have been widely repealed, which is why modern free-speech advocates are often left to battle less draconian forms of censorship, like cancelled commencement addresses.
