Sentence examples for spreading restrictions from inspiring English sources

Tobacco control advocates in the United States are rightfully pleased with smoking's declining prevalence, reduced teen smoking, rising cigarette prices, spreading restrictions on public smoking, and fire-safe cigarette initiatives.

The criteria would include whether the event is serious, unexpected, and likely to involve international spread and to trigger trade and travel restrictions (21 ).

Intracellular factors might also restrict spreading, such as restriction of PrP synthesis, interactions of PrP with intracellular molecules, modifications to PrP such as glycosylation or cleavage (Goh et al., 2007; Haigh et al., 2009; Kuczius and Kelsch, 2013; Moleres and Velayos, 2007), reuptake of misfolded PrP from the cell surface, or restricted production of exosomes or nano-tubes.

The Prescription Project aims to spread those restrictions to other academic medical centers, doctors' organizations and third-party payers.

Seeing the documentary, co-directed by Martha Shane and Lana Wilson, reconfirmed this viewer's belief that the one-size-fits-all abortion restrictions spreading across the country are inappropriate, disrespectful to women, and even cruel.

Since the group size Q represents the dimensions of an orthonormal spreading matrix C, restrictions apply on the range of values it can take.

Using the free software movement — dedicated to spreading information without copyright restrictions — as her model, she has decided to offer "Sita" at no charge online and let the public become her distributor.

The papacy promptly condemned the so-called limpieza de sangre, or "blood purity," requirement, but soon enough such restrictions spread, taking firm hold on the Catholic imagination.

It also enables spreading code design with no restrictions on the number of users or code length.

The larger the required spreading distance there is, the more restrictions there are on the studied variables.

The watering restriction spreads out usage".