Instead, the military insisted that they sign a new, significantly more restrictive set of rules.
We have held that the freedom could be overridden "by regulations adopted to serve compelling state interests, unrelated to the suppression of ideas, that cannot be achieved through means significantly less restrictive of associational freedoms".
Nomination for inclusion operates on a standard of "reasonable suspicion" of danger, which guidelines obtained by the Intercept do not clearly define, but is significantly less restrictive than the probable-cause standard underlying judicial warrants.
In Europe, the company explains, maximum pesticide residue levels for cranberries "are set at levels significantly more restrictive than U.S. levels".
Instead, they must qualify alone, under significantly more restrictive standards.
Specifically, states with decentralized reporting system structures were significantly more restrictive in access than other states.
Using revised criteria for CM, the Danish headache center diagnosed only 3% of patients with CM [24], arguing that the revised criteria were significantly more restrictive.
Frames indeed lead to decompositions that are similar to those obtained via orthonormal bases, but with much greater flexibility, due to the fact that the definition is significantly less restrictive.
However, Laguna Colorada (L) was more stable and significantly more restrictive for species composition than the Bofedal (B) with a total of 16 species and 10 genera (Table 2).
Here we overcome this obstacle and present a more complete MIMO analog to the well known Lyapunov-based SISO design which is significantly less restrictive than the existing analogs.
USTR's efforts have alarmed some congressional Democrats, eight of whom wrote a letter to USTR head Ron Kirk emphasizing that the Obama administration's trade proposals are significantly more restrictive than the access-to-medicine terms negotiated in trade deals with Peru, Panama and Colombia under President Bush in 2007.
