Sentence examples for restrictiveness that from inspiring English sources

Many players cited a feeling of restrictiveness that comes with trying to run while wearing a cup.

We review important methodological improvements in the identification of union impacts and the measurement of contract restrictiveness that characterize a number of recent studies.

(It is true that British comics sometimes indulge, on TV, in scatological — and sexual — humor that would not be permitted on any American network; but this kind of liberty, however it may be abused, seems to me infinitely preferable to the restrictiveness that prevented Buddy Hackett, Carson's principal guest on February 1, 1977, from completing a single punch line without being bleeped).

A number of theologians have spoken out against such cultural restrictiveness, arguing that it is contrary to the spirit of the Islamic faith.

But on Wednesday morning, the campaign took that restrictiveness to a new level, leading to a brief kerfuffle with reporters and, later, an apologetic clarification.

The greater difference in the amputation estimate may be due to the restrictiveness of the surveillance definition that is limited to a single group code.

Robert Chesney, associate dean for academic affairs at the University of Texas School of Law, told the committee that concerns over the restrictiveness of the new authorization are misplaced as long as the 2001 AUMF remains active.

This may be associated with the gender-restrictiveness of the Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri ethnic groups that predisposes these women to IPV [ 13, 42, 43].

The results showed that neither restrictiveness nor guidance led to improvements in accuracy.

As this paper argued, there is also considerable scope to combine change-tracking databases like DEMIG POLICY with comparative databases such as IMPALA and IMPIC that aim to measure absolute levels of restrictiveness or openness of migration policies through the development of indices.

One of the known factors that influence the accuracy of self-report is social restrictiveness towards smoking.