In 2010, Ipsa decided not to publish receipts routinely, restricting its regular releases to a summary of each claim, saying there was "insufficient public benefit" in detailed publication.
Demos cautions against routinely restricting use of other benefits, while calling for a full public debate as to when and how any such restrictions should be drawn.
The police routinely restrict access to defence lawyers during the holding period, while taking the opportunity to question suspects frequently.The police and prosecutors, and many judges, argue that the point of this system is to foster rehabilitation and atonement, by encouraging criminals to admit the truth.
The majority of our patients are probably "free eaters", meaning that they do not routinely restrict their dietary intake in order to control their body weight.
Facebook created their community standards to protect gays and other minority groups who are routinely censored, restricted, and rejected in the workplace and at school.
A disadvantage of most GP databases is that analyses are restricted to routinely collected data (and may therefore be incomplete and/or inaccurate).
Laboratory tests were restricted to routinely performed tests to ensure adequate numbers were recorded for the control population and included haemoglobin and liver function tests: serum bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase (ALP), alanine aminotransferase (ALT).
To enable waiving of informed consent and to maximise relevancy to routine clinical practice, outcomes measures are restricted to those routinely available or measured within the context of multidisciplinary clinical care.
The railroads were segregated, voting restricted and newspapers routinely reported lynchings of black people.
The press is tightly restricted and newspapers routinely self-censor to avoid government reprisals.
