Sentence examples for set restrictive from inspiring English sources

The cautious wording indicates that there will be little attempt to set restrictive schemas for the mechanics of data centre provision – at least not in the procurement process.

Just to be clear, it is perfectly reasonable that the government might set restrictive or difficult eligibility requirements for participation in government activities we normally associate with citizenship, such as voting, holding office and receiving welfare benefits.

They have often refused to provide independent scientists with seeds, or they've set restrictive conditions that severely limit research options.

There is no need in setting restrictive values for α and β, standard settings α = 0.05 and β = 0.2 should be sufficient as their intention is to remove unregulated features.

The Australians believe they have him worked out, setting restrictive legside men to cut off his favoured scoring area, placing a leg slip so that Johnson can target the area between hip and shoulder, bowling either short or at his pads, and dangling the odd carrot outside off stump.

Fearing a continued influx of immigrants, legislators in the United States Congress in 1924 enacted the Johnson-Reed [anti-] Immigration Act ("Origins Quota Act," or "National Origins Act") setting restrictive quotas of immigrants from Asia and Eastern Europe, including those of the so-called "Hebrew race".

The highest constrained setting (restrictive) removes missing items.

Do not use commas to set off restrictive elements that are necessary to the meaning of the words they modify.

At a meeting of the House Rules Committee at 2 30 a.m. today, Republicans set highly restrictive rules for today's floor debate.

Rather than set new restrictive legislation, the government should make voice-activated calling a federal safety requirement on all new vehicles.

Under that law, which expired on Sept. 30, health plans could not set more restrictive annual or lifetime dollar limits for mental health care than for the treatment of physical illnesses.