In the end lawsuits over restrictive contracts may make them more restrictive still.
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Generally, Schedules 1 and 20163 are most restrictive, while Schedule 5 is least restrictive.
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Despite Argentina's restrictive rule, nearly a half-million abortions a year take place there, say campaigners for less restrictive laws.
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"This move brings Anthem's policy from the most restrictive of the big five, to one of the least restrictive," Skorney wrote.
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Those in the more restrictive camp said that restrictive policies would reduce homicides and more permissive measures would have the opposite effect.
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Licenses range from permissive (Apache) to restrictive (General Public License, or GPL, variants, with Affero GPL the most restrictive), and everything in between.
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Leveraged finance market last year to continue, could deteriorate on restrictive financial regulations roll back * Fitch says restrictive regulations have posed challenges for u.s.
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Last February, the White House forwarded a draft proposal to lawmakers, but Republicans panned it as too restrictive and Democrats as not restrictive enough.
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More restrictive state policies might prevent people under guardianship from voting, while other states have less restrictive policies or ones that are difficult to enforce.
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Since his imprisonment, South Dakota has passed two bans on porn in prisons, a less restrictive one in 2000 and a more restrictive one in 2014.
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Among them: that inmates should be housed in the least restrictive setting necessary to ensure safety, and that placement in restrictive housing should be regularly reviewed.
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But Congress has been hesitant to take it up, with Republicans worried it would be too restrictive and some Democrats worried it wouldn't be restrictive enough.
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An analysis by Jonathan Rothwell finds that if the most restrictive cities became like the least restrictive, the inequality between different neighborhoods would be cut in half.
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"This move brings Anthem's policy from the most restrictive of the big five, to one of the least restrictive," RW Baird analyst Brian Skorney said in a research note.
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I THINK ONCE WE GET THERE, WE WILL HAVE TO MAKE THAT JUDGMENT AT THAT TIME WHETHER IT MAKES SENSE TO BE RESTRICTIVE OR WHAT I THINK WOULD BE RESTRICTIVE.
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For EU citizens, it would certainly be more restrictive than it is right now — since there are no restrictions right now — but it might not be all that much more restrictive.
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Almost 75 percent of plans are now highly restrictive .
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The White House on Thursday highlighted the one-year mark since it submitted an AUMF proposal to Congress, which was rejected by Republicans as too restrictive and Democrats as not restrictive enough.
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Until then, I question whether highly restrictive pre-trial confinement is warranted for a decorated soldier who is still presumed innocent, or if a less restrictive form of custody is more appropriate. pic.twitter.
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Cocktail attire has a way of feeling confusing and restrictive.
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We've tolerated abusive pricing and restrictive licensing terms long enough.
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"I felt we are a little bit restrictive," Bullard said.
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California has some of the nation's most restrictive gun laws.
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Now the terms are likely to become even more restrictive.
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But the founders soon worried that would prove too restrictive.
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We just put all these [restrictive] things on old people.
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Bitcoin is programmable money … with a highly restrictive programming language.
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The second phase of the program is slightly less restrictive.
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Texas lets its cities sprawl; California has restrictive planning laws.
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Luckily, both movies and games already have restrictive rating systems.
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The virtual console was wonderful, but it was also restrictive.
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American isn't alone in adopting these restrictive basic economy packages.
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Kemp has also been criticized for implementing restrictive voter regulations.
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But this definition, it seems to me, is too restrictive.
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Losing salary status also means a more restrictive work schedule.
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Currently, federal laws are more restrictive for silencers than firearms.
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NBC News: Nation's most restrictive abortion law challenged in court.
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And such restrictive access was not limited to the press.
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It's disappointing that Eighth Grade received such a restrictive rating.
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The deputy has been placed on restrictive administrative assignment. pic.twitter.
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Medical researchers and academics are applauding New York's restrictive approach.
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Those former prisoners continue to live there under restrictive conditions.
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That doesn't mean we need a harsher, more restrictive system.
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The removal of restrictive laws is part of that process.
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Health maintenance organizations, or H.M.O.s, are the most restrictive plans.
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Six other states have passed similarly restrictive bills this year.
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His androgyny, too, helped shatter restrictive notions of black masculinity.
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During the session, the bill became more restrictive, not less.
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Others say a moratorium would be too restrictive, or unenforceable.
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But being under this kind of watch is very restrictive.
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Mr. McAleenan and Mr. Cuccinelli have embraced restrictive asylum rules.
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Otherwise, they end up in restrictive shelters for unaccompanied minors.
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Dramatically. Are there other, less restrictive ways of doing it?
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The sheriff said the employee was placed on restrictive duty.
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Currently, Virginia has one of the most restrictive Medicaid programs.
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This place is more restrictive, and it's a bit frustrating.
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However, the OLG model has a very restrictive debt constraint.
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CDC applies these practices using the least restrictive means available.
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It has some of the most restrictive policies in America.
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He did not say how restrictive the policy would be.
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Gowdy conceded he had a "restrictive reading" of the statute.
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There is some evidence for the more restrictive side here.
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Do your clothes feel loose enough, or are they restrictive?
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Instead, legislators are asserting that restrictive voting laws are a necessary solution to the misperception problem — a problem they created in order to justify passing those same restrictive voting laws in the first place.
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"I don't have a problem with being restrictive," Kaplan said, adding that monetary policy would be restrictive if interest rates rise above the 2.5 percent or 2.75 percent that he estimates is their "neutral" level.
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During the same period, abortions happened roughly as frequently in the most restrictive countries as they did in the least restrictive: 37 versus 34 abortions each year for every 1,20173 women aged 15 to 44.
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But analysts expect no significant changes in Uzbekistan's restrictive political environment.
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Yet increasingly, the restrictive expectations that previous generations faced have evaporated.
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But "both implemented a more restrictive regulatory framework," Pratt's testimony said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a highly restrictive ruling in June.
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It's the latest restrictive abortion bill to pass a governor's desk.
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The most restrictive abortion law in the country is in Alabama.
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It doesn't even have the most restrictive criminal laws surrounding HIV.
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If you already believe in restrictive gun laws then please fight.
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But I don't want to go to a restrictive position prematurely.
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The Alabama law was the most restrictive to pass this year.
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They are more restrictive than we would allow them to be.
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BioShock 2's system of choices, for example, were too restrictive.
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Georgia, Ohio, and Missouri have also passed restrictive laws on abortion.
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Much in India needs reform—abolishing restrictive labour rules, for example.
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Other states are considering less restrictive steps to increase vaccination rates.
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Having a bill that's too restrictive could be a problem, too.
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Elsevier's efforts weren't limited to lobbying for more-restrictive laws, either.
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The cap is so restrictive that it can cripple local budgets.
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The current president, Mauricio Macri, argues the rule is too restrictive.
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It's just so much less restrictive than other types of music.
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The freeze reflected an increasingly restrictive environment for the gaming industry.
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His gargantuan fame allowed him to shake off this restrictive upbringing.
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That 210% funds rate back then was on the restrictive side.
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This is seen as too restrictive and inappropriate for some trades.
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As you age, the prison of beauty becomes only more restrictive.
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Kay Ivey signed the most restrictive abortion law in the country.
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Even if these tickets are cheaper, the restrictions are, well, restrictive.
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Conditions inside ORR facilities, especially the restrictive ones, can be horrific.
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The commission could well produce recommendations to institute more restrictive measures.
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For many participants at the forum, the environment was equally restrictive.
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Other states have more restrictive guidelines on what can be released.
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Also, Jumbo never changes a setting to a less restrictive option.
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Nothing could be more restrictive than working with people in advertising.
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Three days matches the most restrictive limit pursued in the states.
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Cannabis is a Schedule I controlled substance, the most restrictive classification.
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But even this restrictive practice is not enough for the industry.
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But the rules are restrictive enough that few people take advantage.
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Beauty ideals in the existing landscape are quite restrictive and unrealistic.
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Saudi Arabia's restrictive guardianship laws govern many aspects of women's lives.
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Mike DeWine, have also signed similar restrictive measures in recent weeks.
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Both airlines have been expanding restrictive, no-frills basic economy fares.
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SB 741 — Relating to restrictive covenants regarding firearms or firearm ammunition.
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Wade or by other restrictive laws already passed by state legislatures.
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Our Advertising Policies are more restrictive because they take paid distribution.
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The software became more complex, harder to use and more restrictive.
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Internet controls in China are about to get even more restrictive.
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However, Downing Street deny that such restrictive measures are under consideration.
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A restrictive governmentwide definition would cement the Education Department's current approach.
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Restrictive foreign ownership rules could complicate any sale, industry insiders said.
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Restrictive foreign ownership rules could complicate any sale, industry insiders said.
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"More restrictive borders give so much power to smugglers" she said.
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Their end game is not to get to a restrictive state.
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That followed the passage of another restrictive abortion law in Georgia.
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Kay Ivey of Alabama signed the nation's most restrictive abortion law.
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Google and Facebook, meanwhile, took less restrictive approaches to political ads.
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Fad diets are overly restrictive, which dooms them from the onset.
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Several companies are poised to capitalize on a less restrictive environment.
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Missouri already has some of the nation's most restrictive abortion regulations.
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It already has backed away from lawsuits against restrictive voting practices.
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They want Congress to enact less restrictive protections for the land.
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This isn't one of those fundamentally restrictive diets we always break.
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Experts say the Trump administration's more restrictive policies have slowed immigration.
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The campaign of Mr. Wilders, by contrast, was much more restrictive.
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Security — for everyone — was as restrictive as I've ever seen it.
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Big tech companies often make highly restrictive deals with smaller venders.
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The supreme court has blocked a restrictive abortion law in Louisiana.
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Websites are governed by a less restrictive set of privacy rules.
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States should be allowed to enact must more restrictive additional laws.
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Ohtani, however, will be signing under a far more restrictive scenario.
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Only Delta's less-restrictive basic economy is already up and running.
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Missouri already has some of the most restrictive regulations around abortion.
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There is also a restrictive system of licensing and ownership controls.
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"The R-rating may be restrictive in terms of the audience make-up, but it&aposs certainly not restrictive in the creative freedom it offers, so when movies like these hit, they can hit big," Dergarabedian said.
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Regional inequality has been worsened by restrictive development rules in thriving places.
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The European Union introduced restrictive measures against North Korea in December 2006.
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That's so restrictive and harmful and we don't need to do it.
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They involve overly restrictive rules that are usually not sustainable long-term.
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Green and Denniss list four economic benefits of restrictive supply-side policies.
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Alabama's legislature passed the most restrictive anti-abortion law in the country.
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However, India's regulatory environment for tobacco and electronic cigarettes is highly restrictive.
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He is hewing ever closer to Trump's maximally restrictive position on immigration.
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Mrs Lam comes into office under the older, even more restrictive rules.
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The bill wasn't identical to the 2013 version, however — it's more restrictive.
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Some new regulations are even more restrictive than the old ones were.
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It has one of the most restrictive visa policies in the world.
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The stretch allows for a full range of motion, unlike restrictive jeans.
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Yet many investors worry that more restrictive laws will dampen its prospects.
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Earlier this month, Alabama's governor signed the nation's most restrictive abortion law.
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Some browsers also already implement a very restrictive form of cookie blocking.
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Iowa's governor just signed the most restrictive abortion law in the country.
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In addition, researchers often face restrictive legal terms and reluctant sharing partnerships.
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Ireland has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world.
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Uber operates in Madrid with restrictive licenses which it says impedes expansion.
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The city's zoning laws are among the most restrictive in the country.
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Go deeper: The states that have passed restrictive abortion laws in 2019
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This comes after Missouri and Alabama enacted restrictive abortion laws in May.
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The progression system for unlocking new hunters and beasts was very restrictive.
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Restrictive building packaging policies like this are becoming more and more common.
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Unilever may find the Netherlands cosy but Dutch sensibilities on pay restrictive.
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Collective anger about restrictive voter ID laws is reaching a fever pitch.
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"Overall, the arms export policy remains restrictive and transparent," the report said.
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Wade and are not beholden to the state's more-restrictive abortion law.
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Restrictive investment guidelines set internally was another reason cited by multiple managers.
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People are chafing under the most restrictive political climate in a decade.
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It'd make sense that something so restrictive would have elements of religion.
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Late-cycle dynamics now catalyzed by geopolitics rather than a restrictive Fed.
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It would have been one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bans.
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He'd also offer up incentives for communities to drop restrictive zoning laws.
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The structure of these benefit programs may seem restrictive in some cases.
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HUD should do more to encourage cities to moderate their restrictive policies.
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Restrictive planning policy means housebuilders struggle to find open land to develop.
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For women in a restrictive society, they offered a semblance of control.
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That accelerates the move from the Fed's being neutral to more restrictive.
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Authorities made a number of restrictive moves in anticipation of the procession.
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Kim Reynolds (R) weighs the most restrictive abortion measure in the nation.
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The freeze came amid an increasingly restrictive environment for China's gaming industry.
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Latin America's largest economy is also one of the world's most restrictive.
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The senators now argue that the remedy is too restrictive and complicated.
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Kay Ivey (R) signed into law the nation's most restrictive abortion ban.
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Indeed, he insists measures like a restrictive immigration policy are hurting it.
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Singlehood is no longer as restrictive for women as it once was.
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And that was putting overly restrictive measures on the use of airstrikes.
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Other parties remain unofficial, unable to register in Belarus's restrictive political environment.
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Ohio has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the USA.
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We're actually more restrictive than Saudi Arabia when it comes to abortion.
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Markle is expected to change into something less restrictive after the ceremony.
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Trump also got involved, ordering Gallagher be moved to less restrictive confinement.
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These restrictive laws only limit access and shutter clinics, adversely affecting families.
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The National Labor Relations Board proposed a similarly restrictive standard last year.
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The program remained, but it was small and restrictive during his term.
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Many have cited the restrictive guardianship system as their reason for leaving.
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In what ways do restrictive immigration policies heighten the exploitation of workers?
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As with surgical abortions, when abortion laws are restrictive, women turn underground.
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Ireland voted to repeal one of the world's most restrictive abortion bans.
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But caucuses are "clearly" the most restrictive form of primaries, McDonald says.
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We are trying to allow some of these, without being too restrictive.
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But as the government became more restrictive, his works became more critical.
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But even during restrictive periods, the southern border saw large scale inflows.
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Not surprisingly, some countries have more restrictive data storage laws than others.
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It is among the most restrictive abortion laws in the European Union.
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Few formal jobs have been created, as labor laws remain painfully restrictive.
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Women of color in particular bear the brunt of this restrictive policy.
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Then there is the matter of the restrictive severance agreement Radian offered.
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They are often covert, deceptive, restrictive or hide important information from consumers.
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Hawaii has some of the most restrictive cigarette laws in the nation.
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There's always a new restrictive diet making its way across Silicon Valley.
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Democrats, and some Republicans, have panned the measure as being too restrictive.
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The colonial-era ordinance has been widely criticized for being overly restrictive.
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That put New York's laws among the most restrictive in the nation.
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In reality, they are untested assumptions and typically false or overly restrictive.
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America still has some of the Western world's least restrictive gun laws.
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Congress could conceivably force restrictive gun laws on the gun-friendly states.
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Gift the Everlane Day Glove, $115 Do they find sneakers too restrictive?
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It was an improvement on the previous law, but still hugely restrictive.
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They would struggle to satisfy NATO while observing restrictive European Union budget rules.
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But Lila doesn't think she wants it, and so it becomes very restrictive.
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He'll be on "very restrictive house arrest conditions" for the next 2 months.
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Foreign direct investment could suffer if new policies make the border more restrictive.
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Automakers in prepared testimony raised concerns about some states setting restrictive testing rules.
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Chiu says this can be restrictive because the business's needs evolve and change.
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Obama didn't push federal agencies to reschedule marijuana to a less restrictive classification.
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New, restrictive European Union border policies mean that they are stuck in limbo.
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You have no rights, you can't go outside, and they're just very restrictive.
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It has been especially involved in opposing the Trump administration's restrictive trade policies.
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Shoppers also love their gentle tummy control, which isn't too tight or restrictive.
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The heroines in Haifaa al-Mansour's movies share the same antagonist: restrictive societies.
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"These restrictive laws aren't necessary in Mississippi or across the nation," Northup said.
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Hazard protection can be recharged using minerals, but it's a little more restrictive.
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If signed, it will be the most restrictive abortion law in the country.
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The summary also says previous administrations have been "overly restrictive" of offshore drilling.
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Russia may be freer than China, but it is still restrictive about dissent.
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Taking this into account, we don't want restrictive boxers or briefs or jeans.
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This somewhat restrictive energy will last until Monday night at 6:39 p.m.
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That's a pretty restrictive price point, though fans quickly found more affordable lookalikes.
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I am not interested in making something that feels restrictive, uncomfortable, or stereotypical.
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If passed, this would be the most restrictive immigration law since the 1920s.
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And how was it possible for sexual harassment to continue without restrictive contracts?
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She also criticized Illinois' neighboring states that have recently passed restrictive abortion laws.
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Restrictive bills have been passed in other states recently, including Georgia and Mississippi.
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On Wednesday, Alabama's governor signed the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into law.
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The rules for non-spouse beneficiaries are more restrictive than those for spouses.
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Globally, restrictive gun laws have proven to make a difference in curbing massacres.
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Were the ingredients restrictive or particularly different from what you're used to using?
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More cases against companies with restrictive severance agreements could still be in store.
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Cell blocks devoted to "restrictive housing"—solitary confinement—are scattered throughout the grounds.
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Things will be more flexible, and not under the pressure of restrictive Saturn.
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As in our previous study, the eligibility criteria appeared to be needlessly restrictive.
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Second-lien loans also don't have the restrictive call protection associated with bonds.
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" Forty-five percent of respondents said they believe the laws are "too restrictive.
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His movements are more restrictive, his mobility more limited, his speech more strained.
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At least eight major cities have adopted more restrictive Taser policies, Reuters found.
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Since then, Britain has addressed some recommendations, but also introduced some restrictive measures.
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Both of Orozco's daughters have gastrointestinal problems and so are on restrictive diets.
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It's part of a trend of restrictive decisions since Gorsuch joined the court.
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This is why Boockvar thinks negative interest rates are actually restrictive in nature.
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SNAP payments are unlikely to be any more restrictive than they are currently.
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In the end, the intent of a budget is not to be restrictive.
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Restrictive guidance is not the only challenge facing U.S. leadership in the MDBs.
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"While the law remains so restrictive, such cases will only continue," Romero said.
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Poland's existing abortion law is already one of the most restrictive in Europe.
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Delta is not the only airline expanding restrictive, no-frills fares next year.
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They touted it as the less restrictive and less costly solution to ObamaCare.
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Shanghai was one of the earliest cities to announce restrictive measures in March.
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New York retains some of the most restrictive discovery laws in the nation.
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The NHS released its prescription guidelines last week and they were disappointingly restrictive.
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It was him against overly handsy opponents, incompetent referees, flawed teammates, restrictive coaches.
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In person, they suggested that this ultimately was also too slow and restrictive.
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"The law's so restrictive that it's not going to allow that," Verma said.
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Keto can also be also problematic for kids simply because it's so restrictive.
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Republican-led states across the country have passed hundreds of restrictive abortion laws.
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The more restrictive measures came after increasing alarm about the upswing in cases.
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After a restrictive citizenship law was introduced in 1982, most Rohingya became stateless.
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Victoria's amendments to the law make it more restrictive than those passed elsewhere.
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Then the bonnet, which we call the wings, is the most restrictive thing.
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She noted that muting would be "much less restrictive" of her clients' rights.
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Technically, this designation—the "most restrictive in the country"—is sort of true.
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Policies that make such problems worse — like restrictive covenants, redlining, blockbusting, and steering.
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The flurry of restrictive new state laws has alarmed supporters of abortion rights.
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If you're trying to get a mortgage on your house, it's pretty restrictive.
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Responding to a series of restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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Since then, Alabama has enacted a slew of restrictive voting laws and policies.
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A less-restrictive condo — and a new one, to boot — is a delight.
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You could evolve the content policy and make it maybe less restrictive there.
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But many soccer officials had reservations about the Trump administration's restrictive travel policies.
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Restrictive ideas about masculinity and gender roles are transforming, but not quickly enough.
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Putting a more restrictive cap on growth will make budget projections look better.
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As recently as 2008, the trend to accomplish "more with less" was restrictive.
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They embody both the wonderful animation and the restrictive compulsions of digital life.
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The terrain may be restrictive, but hanging out with Walker offers limitless pleasures.
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And Wednesday moved them further from -- not closer to -- more restrictive gun measures.
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John Kasich signed that legislation into law and vetoed the more restrictive bill.
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Hersey and Wolfe were given to issuing restrictive obiter dicta about nonfiction writing.
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I tried it one time, and it felt like it was really restrictive.
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But her restrictive habits started again when she began filming 1996's Striptease.
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And both countries adopted restrictive immigration laws to keep their national complexions white.
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Don't wear restrictive clothes or footwear; you'll need your full range of motion.
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Northeastern states tend to have far more restrictive election laws than Western states.
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HHS is obligated by law to find the "least restrictive" placement for them.
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You also don't register at all that she is in a restrictive bathroom.
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The panel could recommend a less restrictive ban than Trump has in mind.
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It's just that they disagree on which policies are more effective at doing that — the permissive side genuinely believes that more permissive gun policies could save lives, while the more restrictive side genuinely believes that more restrictive policies could save lives.
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A federal judge has blocked Mississippi's latest attempt to enact restrictive anti-abortion legislation.
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Iowa's statute was one of the most restrictive abortion access laws in the nation.
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Police said the officer, who was not named, was placed on restrictive duty status.
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"While we loosened the policy this summer, it remains restrictive," a Facebook spokeswoman said.
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But instead of white residents embracing their new neighbors, some created restrictive housing covenants.
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One of the most restrictive abortions bills was signed by Ohio's governor in April.
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And in addition to her workouts, she switches to a far more restrictive diet.
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As can happen with food dieting, being too restrictive financially can end in binging.
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However, she has not indicated how she would vote on the extremely restrictive legislation.
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"It's also important to note that restrictive housing is not 'solitary confinement," Owen said.
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So, of course, all the companies are going to pick the most restrictive standard.
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Clinics in rural areas face a number of threats in addition to restrictive laws.
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"With restrictive guidelines, you can forget 5G and connected cars," said another industry source.
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But after some playtesting, the developers realized this was too restrictive for modern players.
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That would require the Fed not to be neutral but more restrictive, he added.
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French law is restrictive when it comes to movie streaming, but not TV series.
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And yet, Nestor is still quite restrictive when it comes to its delivery area.
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" Dr. Ganatra added, "There is an association between highly restrictive laws and unsafe abortion.
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Barriers here also tend to be more restrictive than other parts of the country.
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He predicts the new regulations will result in more restrictive Medicare Part D plans.
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He told the Journal that he found the rules of the West less restrictive.
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The least restrictive settings are more than 100 low-security shelters around the country.
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He also acknowledges that racially restrictive covenants played a significant role in maintaining segregation.
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When it does, Indiana will have the most restrictive abortion legislation in the country.
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All this reduces emissions of greenhouse gases, in keeping with increasingly restrictive European rules.
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For one, 4K recordings are limited to 10 minutes, which feels a little restrictive.
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These are typically more restrictive and many observers have doubts as to their validity.
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By 2014, he was accusing the Germans of forcing France into a restrictive policy.
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The state will revert to its previous, less restrictive, policy for the November election.
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Abortion Iowa lawmakers have passed what could be the nation's most restrictive abortion ban.
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Otherwise, the state has one of the most restrictive registration deadlines in the country.
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However, Alabama's is without a doubt the most restrictive abortion law in the country.
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" Trump was arguing for a more restrictive definition of the term as a "gift.
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It's why state-level Republicans have passed wave after wave of restrictive voting measures.
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HMOs, which generally speaking have the most restrictive networks, comprised 47 percent of HealthCare.
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Kay Ivey (R) signed into law the most restrictive abortion policy in the nation.
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The Flores case requires that children be held in the least restrictive conditions possible.
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Federal courts blocked restrictive voting laws in North Carolina and another contested state, Wisconsin.
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Gilmore said the recent increase in restrictive abortion laws has come from extremist groups.
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Phil Bryant (R) has reportedly signed the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into law.
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Pandering politicians who wrote the restrictive bail laws that empower them to do it.
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For some, facial feminization is seen as bolstering restrictive stereotypes while stigmatizing gender nonconformity.
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It effectively obligates the government to place detained children in the "least restrictive" environment.
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Nevertheless, restrictive and potentially unconstitutional rules remain on the books, unless someone pushes back.
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To wit: the league's restrictive clear-bag policy is extremely unpopular, especially with women.
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And exponentially more than any other restrictive diet, carnivory isolates you from that meaning.
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Living alone was empowering; I felt like I'd been set free from restrictive surveillance.
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Restrictive and deterring abortion laws do not help make the practice of abortion safer.
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The benefit is real, but it is much more restrictive than those headlines suggest.
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Of course, restrictive voting laws like these have never been about protecting electoral integrity.
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But Mississippi's blue ribbon prize for "The Most Restrictive Ban™" won't last long.
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Under the new guidelines, Africa Command could treat Somalia under less restrictive battlefield rules.
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This isn't the first time The Satanic Temple has called out restrictive abortion measures.
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What is your reaction to the passage of the nation's most restrictive abortion law?
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Responding to a series of highly restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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That prompted owners to bump back the deadline to apply the restrictive franchise marker.
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New York State has a highly restrictive statute of limitations on sex abuse crimes.
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The inability to expand in the converted buildings and their scarcity are also restrictive.
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Mobile signals proved significantly more reliable (and less restrictive) than Wi-Fi in Gansu.
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The absence of a popular mandate might seem restrictive or humbling to normal politicians.
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However, Osterholm questioned how effective such restrictive policies really are over the long term.
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That could push the benchmark rate into restrictive territory by the fall of 2019.
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The recommendations, among the most comprehensive and restrictive to date, may startle some parents.
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Guns -- All of the Democrats agree there should be more restrictive gun control laws.
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Amy Klobuchar what she would do to keep states from enacting these restrictive bans.
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But views of the Senate chamber are still limited by restrictive TV camera rules.
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Despite the exceptions, Twitter's policies are still more restrictive than many of its rivals.
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Are there loopholes to get around those restrictive carry-on baggage and boarding rules?
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Lawmakers could try to include Pentagon-restrictive language in either of those bills. Sen.
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And it is as easy to identify and as restrictive as a size 0.
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So under the most restrictive proposals, he would not qualify for burial at Arlington.
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He used the opportunity to connect the case to the president's restrictive immigration agenda.
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Georgia was one of several states to pass highly-restrictive abortion laws this summer.
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This is no different than the outcomes of restrictive voter legislation here at home.
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Increasingly restrictive abortion bills are being voted on, and passed, by old white men.
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To abortion rights proponents, she stood for all pregnant women harmed by restrictive laws.
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He wants the Fed to consider a more restrictive policy to undermine the president.
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From that time forward, colonial slave laws became more restrictive, further codifying the institution.
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Abortion laws in Latin America are some of the most restrictive in the world.
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Desperate travelers tried to get into countries before the lockdowns became even more restrictive.
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Over the years he has tried hyperbaric chambers, yoga, meditation, biofeedback and restrictive diets.
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A Moscow court was due to decide on pre-trial restrictive measures on Saturday.
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Before any changes, New Zealand's gun laws were already far more restrictive than America's.
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Across Latin America, 97 percent of women live in countries with restrictive abortion laws.
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But South Dakota has historically had some of the country's most restrictive abortion laws.
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The most restrictive of those bills was signed into law in Alabama last week.
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Similar bills – some even more restrictive – have passed in multiple states and have been challenged.
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China already has some of the world's most restrictive policies on the dissemination of information.
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Ohio's governor just made a decision on two restrictive abortion proposals on his desk. Gov.
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Marijuana and heroin were especially targeted, and listed as Schedule I, the most restrictive category.
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Those are all good things to think about that don't require a restrictive diet, either.
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Kobach has also implemented some of the most restrictive voter ID laws in the country.
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Eating vegan no longer feels restrictive — especially when exploring the grocery aisles of Trader Joe's.
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Abortion Alabama's abortion bill, the most restrictive in the nation, has been signed into law.
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There's something about labels that feels sort of restrictive in terms of our own evolution.
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The explanation gets pretty technical, but GhostBear is great for countries with restrictive internet laws.
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Naturally, most people will have a tendency to overeat after ending a very restrictive diet.
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It's more than a PR move, because they've put in place a restrictive distribution system.
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The Freedom Caucus is also pushing for broad, restrictive changes to the US immigration system.
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He has taken a hard line on security issues and pushed a restrictive migrant policy.
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And various studies found that less restrictive standards on donations don't negatively impact blood supplies.
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Even where surrogacy is legal, restrictive rules prompt many would-be parents to go abroad.
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I tend to think that it's going to depend on how restrictive financial conditions are.
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Currently, marijuana is listed as a Schedule 1 substance, which is the most-restrictive class.
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Judge David Stras, confirmed in January 2018, dissented, finding the lobbying registration rules too restrictive.
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Accommodations vary by specialty but tend to be very restrictive in the U.S., she said.
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Iowa is one of the most restrictive states in regards to felons and voting rights.
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Missouri already has some of the most restrictive regulations on abortion in the United States.
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Fruitarianism is very restrictive by nature of the fact that you can only eat fruit.
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Go deeper: A surge of restrictive state abortion bans take aim at Roe v. Wade
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Craigslist has no fees and is both less restrictive and less well policed than eBay.
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Ad platforms are proving to be restrictive, stingy, and just don't bring in enough cash.
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The result is an inconsistent and often restrictive patchwork of regulations from state to state.
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Others — like China and Japan — are more restrictive and feeling the bite in projected growth.
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People are segregated off and we have these restrictive covenants that run with the land.
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The less restrictive exchange rate used outside mainland China is known as the offshore yuan.
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The chef adds that he hasn't found his new way of eating to be restrictive.
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Linda is trying to escape from Alex's phone to someplace with less restrictive gender roles.
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China's top Internet regulator, Lu Wei, has said the government is not being too restrictive.
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American commanders evaluate casualty claims made by external organisations in inconsistent and sometimes restrictive ways.
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It comes after a flurry of restrictive abortion bills have been passed across the country.
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The Trump administration has had mixed results trying to implement its most restrictive immigration policies.
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There is little literature on attitudes in Asia, but what is available suggests restrictive policies.
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If cities saw that type of data, they may be motivated to pass restrictive regulations.
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Safe to say, private arbitration is a restrictive route for redress that clearly disadvantages consumers.
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It's somewhat unrealistic that governments impose highly restrictive quarantines for several months at a time.
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This is an overly restrictive reading of the Emoluments Clauses and the words contained therein.
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The healthy restrictive category used words such as reduced-sodium corn or lighter-choice zucchini.
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And yet Romesberg's metaphor points to a tension between expansive and restrictive views of technology.
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Worse still, the early portion of the game is restrictive, with little room for exploration.
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This is an important feature for any user in a country with restrictive internet laws.
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Poland already has one of the most restrictive laws on abortion in the European Union.
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Since they can't, they are using this restrictive bill to put abortion out of reach.
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Kamala Harris (D-California) in a separate post for calling for more restrictive gun laws.
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The mother of two denied that she had outfitted her daughter in a restrictive garment.
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But federal courts struck down the most restrictive of those laws, and the Roe v.
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But many investors are still exploiting regulatory loopholes, turning to smaller and less restrictive cities.
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With the game's restrictive save system, this means you'll likely find yourself losing progress regularly.
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He spoke specifically about the so-called neutral rate, which is neither restrictive nor stimulative.
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Barring some stunning conversion, he is unlikely to start pushing for more restrictive gun laws.
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Except for Iowa, each of these states adopted more restrictive abortion laws during this period.
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Republicans have braced themselves for a backlash among Hispanics for Trump's restrictive impulses on immigration.
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Yet, the same restrictive approach does not make sense in case of the efficacy standard.
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The AMA says that's too restrictive, and that prescriptions should stay between doctors and patients.
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It's good the Pentagon accepts these requirements, but they aren't as restrictive as they sound.
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United States, which found Arizona's restrictive immigration laws to be preempted by federal immigration policy.
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One place to begin is by removing existing barriers to employment like restrictive hiring practices.
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Online travel sites are racing to keep up with the new, restrictive classes of service.
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They have a compression-like feel to them but they aren't too tight or restrictive.
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Critics had called the Republican plan there one of the most restrictive of the 33.
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Unnecessary, restrictive pronouncements on the scope of LEOSA, like those discussed here, should be renounced.
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Employers and insurers tend to favor more restrictive plans because they usually contain costs better.
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Among G20 countries, China remains the most restrictive in terms of openness to direct investment.
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Restrictive housing will now only be used to "manage risk," rather than as a punishment.
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Most recently In 2016, a five-justice majority struck down a restrictive Texas abortion law.
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Kobach is a longtime immigration hawk who's written several restrictive state and local immigration laws.
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That's much less restrictive than the terms for using the Amex Platinum airline incidental credit.
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She has a severe eating disorder known as avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, or ARFID.
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Ivey last week signed into law the most restrictive anti-abortion legislation in the country.
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The EPA is so restrictive that they are putting our energy companies out of business.
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It was the first-ever spacewalk that didn't employ "restrictive tethers and umbilicals," NASA said.
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It's no accident that the states with the most restrictive voting laws are deeply red.
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Kasich has expressed concerns that such a restrictive measure would not stand up in court.
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Best for: Moms who find yoga pants restrictive and prefer the leisure part of athleisure.
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Alabama, Georgia, Missouri, Mississippi and other states have passed restrictive abortion laws in recent months.
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But those who have complained to the EU about Google's restrictive contracts see it differently.
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This restrictive definition threatens to make using or operating as an independent contractor extremely difficult.
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For risk-averse agencies like NASA, this small window is restrictive and a bit scary.
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"I fell myself miserable living under restrictive laws like those in my country," Maria says.
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But the report finds that other groups express some support for restrictive measures as well.
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Even to this day, I don't like that term because it feels a little restrictive.
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This has played out in several ways, only one of which is restrictive cemetery regulations.
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Anything creative would have been so built around making money and that becomes very restrictive.
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"UNLOCKED is basically an ode to dismantling restrictive ideas around art and life," says Bambii.
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I notice people who have a restrictive diet tend to be lacking in certain things.
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The European Union began restrictive measures against certain people and entities in Zimbabwe in 2002.
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Both states have recently passed restrictive bills, which strip protections against discrimination from LGBTQ residents.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, was too restrictive, and its regulations too cumbersome to fulfill its mandate.
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The insurers that are staying offer pared-down restrictive plans that look more like Medicaid.
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Slender, breathable, silky and cool to the touch, and close-fitting without nearing on restrictive.
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Falling off, in the restrictive soles of ballet shoes, is more painful than is ideal.
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That might sound restrictive, but it feels much more like a retreat than an obligation.
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Though New York City's gun laws are restrictive, other cities and states have looser regulations.
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Decreasing restrictive filters and increasing student responsibility sure sounds like a win-win to me.
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As such, it's foolish to ask the NCAA to make its rules more restrictive still.
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The wrongful termination suit asks the court to declare the physicians' restrictive covenant provisions unenforceable.
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However, others said that the CFP Board's compensation filter proved overly restrictive in some cases.
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It was during this period that Ireland voted for restrictive rules on abortion and marriage.
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The terms are more restrictive than the loan provided by Japan for a similar wharf.
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They were rejected by several countries, including the United States because of restrictive immigration rules.
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Consequently, regulations such as speed bumps and parking spaces may become restrictive rather than protective.
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The most restrictive, a vegan diet consists of vegetables, fruits, legumes, grains, nuts, and seeds.
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Alabama voters generally have a much more restrictive view on abortion access than most states.
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Google has previously said restrictive rules on local data storage would hurt India's tech growth.
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A more restrictive screen from ABC News/The Washington Post gives Biden a wider lead.
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Despite its seriously restrictive title, "Corsets and Codpieces" is an extremely expansive, often jolly book.
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At schools with restrictive bathroom and locker room policies, that rate climbed to 35 percent.
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So, I'd recommend residents of countries with restrictive internet laws should turn this feature on.
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Other Lombardy towns not affected by the lockdown have decided on their own restrictive measures.
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Sweet Venus opposes your ruling planet Uranus, urging you to break free from restrictive paradigms.
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He has advocated tariffs and other restrictive trade policies as a means to this end.
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"The analysis has to be whether or not there are less restrictive alternatives," Kennedy said.
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Gun sales, for example, have been much more restrictive after the increase in mass shootings.
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As can happen with food dieting, being too restrictive financially can end in a binge.
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In 2019, Mississippi legislators devised and passed an exceedingly more restrictive 6-week abortion ban.
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Its immigration policies are restrictive and the razor-wire fences at its borders are menacing.
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Sweet Venus clashes with restrictive Saturn, finding you facing financial issues—today's atmosphere lacks generosity.
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Doing so would also give the party a way of blocking new, restrictive voting laws.
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Proponents of restrictive laws argue that criminalizing voter registration is necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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They're super soft against the skin, non-restrictive, and they feature two functional front pockets.
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Under Saudi Arabia's restrictive guardianship laws, women cannot travel without permission from their male guardians.
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"The aforementioned favors adopting a less restrictive policy stance," Heath argued, according to the minutes.
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Both economists also expressed a view that monetary policy will continue to get more restrictive.
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Both presidents announced unpopular, restrictive military personnel policies that caused a backlash on the Hill.
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Arms controllers and leftists seized the opportunity and produced restrictive laws, regulations, and funding denials.
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Thus, of all of the government agencies the Fed has been possibly the most restrictive.
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Restrictive zoning ordinances are a racist legacy of Jim Crow-era efforts to enforce segregation.
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Italy still has one of the most restrictive laws in Europe on medically assisted fertility.
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In part, as in the United States, this is because of restrictive statutes of limitations.
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But it's not just the restrictive nature of detoxes and cleanses that makes you miserable.
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Anti-abortion activists say the restrictive abortion laws are designed to be challenged in court.
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The law, considered one of the most restrictive in the country, was passed in March.
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Life in the White House, he has found, is somewhat more restrictive, with far greater stakes.
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But U.S. manufacturers complained it was still too restrictive compared with main competitors China and Israel.
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Surely it is unprecedented to have mandatory universal citizenship questions alongside restrictive immigration and mass deportation?
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The legislation on these things is much more restrictive since 2013, because of state aid rules.
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From the Herald: Florida already has one of the most restrictive Medicaid programs in the nation.
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Whether smaller players and newcomers could even theoretically follow these restrictive guidelines is an open question.
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There, Epstein's attorneys asked that he be given Level 1 offender status, the least restrictive level.
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No wonder use of the abortion pill has fallen off in states with those restrictive laws.
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And additional restrictive policies exist to protect the reputations of individuals not charged with criminal wrongdoing.
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Mori used the notion of the uncanny valley to describe a restrictive aesthetic response to robots.
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Kalin said Turkey would work with the rest of the world against restrictive and punitive measures.
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In general, "fad diets" that were particularly restrictive and difficult to follow ranked near the bottom.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix has taken a stance against a restrictive abortion bill in Georgia.
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One restrictive rule even forced cheerleaders to immediately exit a restaurant if a player walked in.
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Abortion rights activists say these kinds of restrictive laws are attempts to end Roe v. Wade.
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It accuses Google of using restrictive contracts to retain anti-competitive dominance of the European market.
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Furthermore, the very places with restrictive abortion laws also have higher levels of unmet contraceptive needs.
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Mike DeWine signed one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country in mid-April.
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The act's defenders insist that it is an essential bulwark against redlining and other restrictive practices.
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Debts in the banking sector, red tape and restrictive labour laws may slow any economic boom.
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It's similar in concept to Apple's Touch Bar, but it's less restrictive and — of course — bigger.
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Twitch's contract with Tyler as it pertained to outside brand deals was too restrictive, Blevins said.
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At the end of the aughts, the internet was full of tempting information about restrictive eating.
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The Economist: Does the restrictive nature of political correctness inadvertently push people away from progressive politics?
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Internationally, countries have begun to model privacy laws on the European Union's restrictive data privacy rules.
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Conservative legislatures raced to pass restrictive abortion laws in the hopes of testing the 1973 decision.
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That includes mainland China, which has been somewhat restrictive when it comes to trading, Fernandez said.
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Had America's abortion laws been fought over in Congress, they would probably have been more restrictive.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday said Germanys restrictive guidelines could leave its partners in despair and .
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Alabama's bill is more restrictive than those signed into law in four other states this year.
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Phil Bryant signed a 15-week abortion ban, the most restrictive abortion law in the country.
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Two countries, Iran and Syria, score among the world's ten most restrictive countries on press freedoms.
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President Donald Trump has favored less restrictive banking rules to boost lending and spur economic growth.
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They claim that it violated their due process rights to hold them in ultra restrictive conditions.
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Yet this hasn't stopped Republican politicians from using fraud as an excuse to push restrictive laws.
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Now, I know the veil ban might sound bad, but don't worry — it's not that restrictive.
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In other states with majority-Republican legislatures and conservative governors, similar restrictive laws could come quickly.
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Still, she grew bored of the Vietnamese pop industry thanks to the country's restrictive censorship system.
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If it passes, it would be among the nation's most restrictive and invasive body camera policies.
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Voter suppression through restrictive voter identification laws, and curtailed early voting, is a much larger problem.
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The bureau said it had beefed up inspection efforts especially after stricter restrictive measures on Sept.
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The states with the most restrictive gun laws have the lowest gun death rates (including suicides).
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If passed, it would have become the most restrictive time-based abortion bill in the nation.
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It's not as restrictive as the American Heart Association's recommendation, which is less than 1,500 milligrams.
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There's a lot of this other stuff that's going on when they pass these restrictive laws.
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Tech lobbyists, who considered the Prodigy decision unreasonably restrictive, pushed lawmakers to adopt the CompuServe standard.
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The telecoms industry said it was essential to avoid "restrictive interpretations" of the net neutrality law.
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"There may be indeed constitutional issues here depending on how restrictive or intrusive these measures are."
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To avoid an aerial apocalypse, the FAA has so far taken a restrictive approach to drones.
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Move rates higher, absent an unexpected acceleration in growth, and policy would start to become restrictive.
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"We have to just be clear, the U.S. sanctions are still very restrictive," Nelson told Reuters.
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The vegetables were labeled in one of four ways: basic, healthy restrictive, healthy positive or indulgent.
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There was an even bigger difference in the numbers between healthy positive, healthy restrictive and indulgent.
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Even cinnamon raisin is a step too far some bagel traditionalists, but that seems unnecessarily restrictive.
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Online platforms dispute this, saying that such restrictive distribution deals are anti-competitive and hurt consumers.
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The traditional definition of an "antique" being at least 100 years old is restrictive and outmoded.
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Quarles' belief that the "neutral level" that is neither stimulative nor restrictive on growth is significant.
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NIO's non-compete demands were particularly restrictive both in their breadth and duration, several sources said.
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Except, oddly, Russia, the corrupt and restrictive state, which he seems to hold as an example.
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Google has abused its market dominance by imposing restrictive clauses in contracts with third-party websites.
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Restrictive eligibility policies have become a major policy mistake causing later high costs to society. 4.
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It sets much more restrictive conditions than those proposed by a special parliamentary committee in February.
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Some social networks set their global terms of service to comply with the more restrictive laws.
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You've been training for your marathon for months — restrictive diets, shifts at the gym, no booze.
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The telecoms industry said it was essential to avoid "restrictive interpretations" of Europe's net neutrality law.
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"Robots r still dressing in one of the most restrictive outfits ever invented?" one person tweeted.
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That's because in the first half of 2019 alone, states enacted 58 restrictive laws governing abortions.
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The 44,000-member group cited stagnant pay and restrictive annual leave as reasons for the action.
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And Montebourg was criticizing Hollande for being too restrictive and caving to the Germans to boot.
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It also said it has largely refrained from other restrictive measures such as suspending trading accounts.
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Soon thereafter, Butina launched the "Right to Bear Arms," aimed at easing Russia's restrictive gun laws.
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That said, the speakers may not be the best choice for those on more restrictive budgets.
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Women still are beholden to restrictive guardianship laws that govern nearly every aspect of their lives.
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If Americans truly cherish their free speech, they should reject arbitrary and restrictive limitations on it.
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However, the 30-year-old feels that it is not doing enough and is too restrictive.
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There are experimental drugs in clinical trials for ALS; however, the entry criteria are quite restrictive.
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She didn't know that she likely could have accessed abortion legally, even under Brazil's restrictive laws.
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But Carson has proposed revising it to target the restrictive zoning rules that enable residential segregation.
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Even for some patients with health insurance, high deductibles and restrictive formularies can make insulin unaffordable.
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Nor, he stated, was there any evidence that the state needed such a restrictive ID policy.
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And some supply countries could require even less-restrictive nonproliferation standards solely to maintain their competitiveness.
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The politicization of PDVSA only grew, even though multinationals again had a role under restrictive contracts.
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By then, I was beginning to feel focusing exclusively on watches was too restrictive for me.
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Besides being extremely restrictive, it's not very realistic for the average person to follow, she said.
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"Well, it's not gluten-free, dairy-free, air-free," Khloé quipped back, referencing Kourtney's restrictive diet.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)It's not unique for a wireless audio system to be restrictive.
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Brian Kemp signed the "heartbeat bill," one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation.
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But building policies in our major cities, especially on the coasts, are almost surely too restrictive.
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As with any odd, restrictive eating plan, you do sound crazy when you talk about it.
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Oil-linked contracts with restrictive destination and other clauses will do little to develop the market.
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In-The-Know: Some 40% of the world's population lives in areas with "restrictive" abortion measures.
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He's thinking of moving his venture to the US or to a less-restrictive EU country.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 7-2 that overly restrictive legislation around abortion was unconstitutional.
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"When the criteria are so restrictive, there are fewer people of color or women," he added.
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It is the most restrictive order by a governor so far during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Some people might never come back to the pews, even after these restrictive measures are lifted.
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That has inspired a good deal of debate about more restrictive futures for Facebook and Google.
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And, how restrictive it has made some of the ways that a country can trade independently.
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My home state of Georgia has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the country.
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Nonetheless, she said it wouldn't be "unreasonable" for high-level volleyball organizations to be more restrictive.
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Georgia's much-discussed new law on abortion is one of the most restrictive in the nation.
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Mistress Matisse, a dominatrix and writer, described working in a Nevada brothel as a restrictive experience.
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Post-war, but particularly in the 1960s, discriminatory redlining policies and restrictive housing covenants were invalidated.
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In the past few years, however, some open platforms, such as Twitter, have become increasingly restrictive.
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They want to reduce restrictive zoning and land use regulations that favor the rich and entrenched.
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The last major Supreme Court decision on abortion, in 2016, involved a restrictive law in Texas.
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The last major Supreme Court decision on abortion, in 2016, involved a restrictive law in Texas.
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Cuccinelli was in position to enact such restrictive changes only by a feat of bureaucratic legerdemain.
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The state has imposed dozens of restrictive abortion laws aimed at making it harder for patients.
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Restrictive zoning makes it hard to build denser developments that make cheaper homes profitable for builders.
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Many jurisdictions are still using restrictive criteria, largely because they are so low on test kits.
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With the quarter-sizing and different use cases, they make Allbirds look like restrictive outdoor slippers.
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How would you defend the app and the concept to people who say it's too restrictive?
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Traditionally, detention centers have offered a more nurturing environment, and are generally less restrictive than jails.
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Fear of being placed in an overly-restrictive cell may delay their notification, which is counterproductive.
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The simple silhouette is sleek, but not restrictive, and has one small pocket on the sleeve.
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Kim Reynolds, a Republican, it would be among the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation.
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At the A.C.L.U. hearing, Kobach argued that his restrictive measures were justified by the high stakes.
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Alabama was one of the states to pass a highly restrictive abortion ban in May 2018.
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The eligibility criteria for disability benefits is one of the most restrictive in the developed world.
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NARAL Pro-Choice has organized protests at the state capital in Texas against restrictive abortion laws.
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Boys will say that the source of those restrictive messages are their parents — particularly their fathers.
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Every person in every culture, no matter how impoverished or restrictive, tries to ornament her life.
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Many girls are denied access to schools and face restrictive and often violent conditions at home.
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The argument is becoming overwhelming that a caucus, as opposed to a primary, is too restrictive.
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At worst, such a restrictive diet can create food fear or an unhealthy relationship with food.
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These programs, particularly those that are more restrictive, have triggered criticism from public interest advocacy groups.
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Elsewhere, "Abortion: Stories Women Tell" visits a state with some of the country's most restrictive regulations.
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Saudi Arabia's conservative culture and strict interpretation of Islam make the country restrictive of women's rights.
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Overall, broad eating patterns topped the list, while restrictive diets like keto remained at the bottom.
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Indeed, the states with the most restrictive abortion laws also have the highest infant mortality rates.
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"We are all tired," said a current Lion Air pilot bound by such a restrictive contract.
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The Societies Ordinance used to outlaw Chan's party has previously been criticized for being overly restrictive.
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"There is an association between highly restrictive laws and unsafe abortion," she told a news briefing.
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Same-sex marriage in Singapore is illegal and the country has restrictive laws against gay people.
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Airbnb used the same tactics, mobilizing its users in the cities where it faced restrictive regulations.
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The company says this helps its shoes offer guidance without the need for more restrictive construction.
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And that's why New York's voting laws remain some of the most restrictive in the country.
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Meanwhile, there is plenty of evidence that says restrictive diets wreak havoc on your mental health.
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Similarly restrictive requirements have been used to threaten the remaining clinics in Kentucky and Mississippi, too.
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For McCulley, the current climate is seeing the Fed wrestling with where it is between the "new neutral" rate that is neither stimulative nor restrictive, and the "new restrictive" rate that holds back growth and is probably much lower than it has been in the past.
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What's more, researchers found that no matter what state requests came from—a more restrictive one, like Mississippi, or a less restrictive one, like New York—people seeking out Gomperts' services cited the same motivations: barriers to clinic access and a preference for self-managed abortion.
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"If this highly restrictive legislation goes into effect, we will reevaluate our activity in Georgia," AMC said.
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And with the TSA's restrictive standards, packing for your trip can be a struggle of its own.
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Delta Air Lines has been quietly offering its most restrictive tickets to loyal travelers on some routes.
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"Many museums phrase their policies in the negative, which comes across as very restrictive," Wallace told Hyperallergic.
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It's the same physical seat as in regular coach, but it is also airlines' most restrictive ticket.
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"I have concerns as to whether the final rules are too restrictive or too burdensome," he said.
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Despite the inclusion of such warnings, most of the restrictive policies produced by manufacturers are completely unenforceable.
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It became the most restrictive abortion law in the country -- a near-total ban on all abortions.
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Restrictive abortion laws like the ones passed in Texas and several other states have a similar effect.
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Trump, however, has been less restrictive and repeatedly called the executive order a "Travel ban" on Twitter.
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I know you said you wanted that, but what you really want is a little less restrictive.
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Under the Trump administration, it has made a restrictive turn, focused more on enforcement, former officials say.
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If it's too restrictive, Microsoft is offering an option to enable all desktop apps, for a fee.
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A federal judge has blocked Alabama's uniquely restrictive abortion law from taking effect next month, as planned.
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Iowa was used as the test case for how far can we get the most restrictive bill.
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The companies threatened to leave Austin, as they have in other cities that have passed restrictive ordinances.
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Expected reforms of antiquated administrative structures and of restrictive laws governing labour and land did not materialise.
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Conservative politicians representing rural districts share his fondness for guns and his disdain for restrictive environmental rules.
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Arellano attributed the enlistment of "coyotes" for help across the border to increasingly restrictive U.S. immigration policies.
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That's less restrictive than the previous ordinance, which warned people older than 12 could go to jail.
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Arizona is already one of the most restrictive states in the nation when it comes to abortion.
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Reality check: Poor infrastructure, overpriced jet fuel and restrictive flying rights continue to trouble Africa's aviation industry.
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Kim Reynolds, who was running for reelection after signing the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into effect.
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It might have to do, for example, with increasingly restrictive laws that make abortions harder to access.
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On the downside, they worry that restrictive trade policies could hurt and they also believe non-U.
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LIESMAN: AND THEN DO WE HAVE TO GO TO A RESTRICTIVE POLICY, YOU THINK, AT THIS POINT?
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BECAUSE LET'S FACE IT, THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF RESTRICTIVE CURRENCY CONTROLS IN PLACE AT THE MOMENT.
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Her (again, since-deleted) response perfectly sums about why comparing two female performers is sexist and restrictive.
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The news of Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's insanely restrictive diet shocked many—what are "nightshades," anyway?
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That's too restrictive, according to some businesses that make drones and companies that want to use them.
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Other states, including Kentucky, Georgia, Ohio and Mississippi, also passed restrictive abortion regulations into law this year.
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On defense policy, Merkel said Germany's restrictive guidelines on defense exports could leave its partners in despair.
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In the WTO agenda, Qatar merely said it wanted to discuss "trade restrictive measures by certain members".
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But the DEA overruled the judge's decision and put MDMA in schedule one, the most restrictive category.
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Some states are passing restrictive abortion laws they hope might win favor from a conservative Supreme Court.
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That would force states with more restrictive gun control laws to accept people with concealed carry permits.
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This will only worsen if more restrictive policies are passed or the Affordable Care Act is dismantled.
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Apparently this wasn't sufficiently restrictive for conservative politicians, who found it necessary to police words as well.
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Poor countries, afraid of annoying Uncle Sam, introduced laws that were more restrictive than the UN recommends.
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The most restrictive, passed in Alabama, would completely ban abortion with no exception for rape or incest.
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The new proposal holds everyone in DHS custody — children and parents alike — to the same restrictive standard.
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More restrictive rules of origin would ensure that the benefits of NAFTA flow only to its members.
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Note, even the least restrictive option doesn't lower or reverse the path of efficiency or emission standards.
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Forty-three percent said the laws were too restrictive while 21625 percent said they were just right.
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Privacy advocates criticize the Senate's proposal as being insufficient, while law enforcement criticizes warrants as overly restrictive.
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Nearby towns used restrictive covenants to keep prospective Jewish homeowners out of their communities at the time.
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Phil Bryant (R) signed the bill — the nation's most restrictive abortion ban — into law earlier this week.
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Other land monuments were also recommended for downsizing or being made less restrictive, according to the Journal.
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LIESMAN: DOES THE FED NEED TO GO RESTRICTIVE OR TIGHTEN TO KEEP THE SLOWING OF THE ECONOMY?
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Restrictive ballot access laws make it difficult for third party or independent candidates to run for office.
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As secretary of state, Kemp enforced one of the most restrictive voter ID laws in the country.
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Despite restrictive conditions, the pariah nation's overall economy grew 3003 percent last year — its fastest since 2300.
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Many inserted ownership requirements into building deeds, known as "racially restrictive covenants," to selectively filter potential buyers.
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LIESMAN: DO YOU SEE A NEED TO BECOME RESTRICTIVE AND SLOW THE ECONOMY, GO WELL ABOVE NEUTRAL?
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Though you'd expect these styles to be uncomfortable or restrictive, they're quite stretchy and have control tops.
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For example, in 2019, Edwards signed one of the most restrictive anti-abortion bills in the country.
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Right now, Iowa bars most abortions after 20 weeks, already making it one the most restrictive states.
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And we risk losing top talent to other nations if we don't loosen our restrictive visa laws.
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This would imply a restrictive monetary policy stance at a time when economic activity would be slowing.
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The administrative service agency had, as of March 1, suspended any new changes to restrictive deeds citywide.
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Perhaps there are less restrictive ways to screen candidates while still maintaining appropriate levels of public safety.
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Both companies want larger payouts, maintaining that the court's test when awarding extra damages is too restrictive.
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Websites are governed by a less restrictive set of privacy rules overseen by the Federal Trade Commission.
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It's a dystopian sci-fi movie with a limited color palette set in a subterranean restrictive society.
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"There are some people who believe the current name Force India is restrictive psychologically," he told Motorsport.com.
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Meanwhile, those championing the restrictive polices, claim it help curb what they say is widespread voter fraud.
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Blanaid Smith: We have incredibly restrictive abortion laws in Ireland and they're killing women throughout the country.
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The agreement mandates that children must be held in the "least restrictive" facility that meets state regulations.
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Equally important, the ruling signals to other states that restrictive laws will not be allowed to stand.
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Like other restrictive diets, the diet relies on the idea that the body needs to detoxify itself.
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Walden effectively made who could receive experimental drugs more restrictive, while also including some additional patient protections.
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Wade decision, the rate rose modestly in six states — five of which had introduced restrictive abortion laws.
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Missouri, one of the most restrictive states in the country, is now down to one abortion clinic.
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She explores the connection between the decline in clinic blockades and the rise in restrictive abortion laws.
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You could argue that the old model — one starter, one main, one dessert — is plodding and restrictive.
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Cocaine and methamphetamine are among the drugs listed below marijuana in the less restrictive Schedule II category.
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I am never going to be so arrogantly restrictive ever again also because it really hurt us.
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Restrictive migration policy is "not solely confined to the black sheep in the East," Ms. Woollard said.
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This week, the governor of Georgia signed one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country.
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But anti-inflammatory diets aren't nearly as restrictive as the one Brady promotes, as I've written before.
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There are various reasons for that, including general disillusionment, laws that disenfranchise people and restrictive identification requirements.
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There's no restrictive fencing at the 'Door To Hell,' so you can get up close and personal.
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To this day, developers say the Google Play store is much less restrictive than the App Store.
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Contracts with so-called restrictive covenants are now common in medicine, although some states limit their use.
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Of course, there is restrictive legislation from other states as well that the Court could focus on.
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In Alabama, which passed the country's most restrictive law this week, opposition to the procedure runs deep.
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In February of this year, he sided with the court's liberals to block a restrictive Louisiana bill.
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BRANTLEY Yes, but we seem to be too restrictive in our definition, a point Elisabeth raised earlier.
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Separately, Britain's Supreme Court dismissed a challenge to Northern Ireland's restrictive abortion laws over a legal technicality.
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Arizona, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Wisconsin and Virginia are the most restrictive states for adults over 18.
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The more than 600,000 joseonjok, who are granted less restrictive visas, are concentrated in the construction industry.
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One reason small donations are so critical for federal races is the far more restrictive giving limits.
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Some argue that it's precisely the restrictive nature of Orthodox life that makes it ripe for comedians.
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In contrast to the W.E.C.'s LMP1 class, Formula One is very restrictive from a regulatory perspective.
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Critics blame the restrictive regulations for the program's initial struggles to attract and certify patients and doctors.
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These restrictive policies ultimately make it harder for reason to prevail over power and emotional mob pressure.
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Supporters say more restrictive laws would help decrease the number of people killed by guns each year.
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"The calorie-restrictive diet also caused a reduction in sleeping metabolic rate by about 10%," Redman said.
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For instance, in just 2016,14 states put in place new, restrictive voting laws for the first time.
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The Supreme Court will stay out of a fight over a restrictive North Carolina voter ID law.
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It was a hopeful sign of a new day for press freedom in the restrictive communist country.
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Meanwhile, restrictive immigration policies since 1965 have favored and attracted highly educated Asians to the United States.
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Britain has lots of regulations governing its politics, including restrictive spending limits and campaign finance transparency requirements.
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The Trump administration has aggressively sought to reduce immigration — legal and illegal — by implementing more restrictive measures.
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Phil Bryant (R) signed the bill -- the nation's most restrictive abortion ban -- into law earlier this week.
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New York has the most restrictive rules shielding driver information from federal immigration officials, federal officials said.
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My wife has been off work for 15 years as a result of a restrictive lung disease.
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"It is incumbent for us to ask," he said, adding that the $2,500 cap is also restrictive.
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The Dakota, for example, has a famously restrictive board that rejected buyers like Billy Joel and Cher.
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At least four have registered political action committees, supporting candidates who favor less restrictive vaccine exemption policies.
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I had luck with Bombas', and thought they fit nicely without being restrictive (and therefore eventually irritating).
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The restrictive laws they do support does not improve the levels of care and safety for women.
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But that support has shifted in recent months as restrictive abortion bills made their way through legislatures.
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In an interview, HUD Secretary Ben Carson said he plans instead to focus on restrictive zoning codes.
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The U.S. has a lot more to lose from a more restrictive investment environment than China has.
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The impact of restrictive anti-abortion laws and the shuttering of clinics on abortion rates was unclear.
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The airline, the world's largest, follows competitor Delta Air Lines in expanding the restrictive fares to Europe.
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"From Argentina to Poland, restrictive abortion laws punish and endanger girls, women and pregnant people," Watson wrote.
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If the bidding process is too restrictive, look for ways to streamline it while safeguarding taxpayer dollars.
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If investors decide bitcoin has become too restrictive, they can simply move on to the next one.
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"The guidance that was in place before was really too restrictive and was thwarting innovation," Verma said.
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Despite restrictive laws that stun us today, these women climbed onto the track, and took off running.
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Because the shooting was a workplace attack, a restrictive workers' compensation system is responsible for their coverage.
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There's enough room in the shoulders and arms, and the fitted waist is feminine without being restrictive.
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After Shelby County, three states -- Texas, Alabama and North Carolina -- rushed to implement restrictive voter ID laws.
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The federal government also placed La' James under restrictive monitoring for alleged mishandling of students' financial aid.
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Industry officials lauded the less restrictive guidelines, which are intended to be a model for state policies.
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The rules require judges to impose the "least restrictive conditions" that will assure people return to court.
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If that's changing, makeup could help men break down restrictive gender norms and express themselves more fully.
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She was also rather progressive on the subject of women wearing corsets and other restrictive clothing styles.
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Some police unions complain the decrees stigmatize police and impose overly restrictive limits on use of force.
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James Morris: Definitions are always difficult because they feel restrictive and are usually applied by other people.
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The United States has, for decades, pushed for more restrictive copyright laws both at home and abroad.
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"High tariff rates constitute the single most restrictive barrier to US wine exports," the Wine Institute harrumphs.
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Before the government agreed to reforms in the early 2000s, the rules were highly restrictive and counterproductive.
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Restrictive laws around opioid prescribing meant that dying patients often spent their last months in intense pain.
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They found the ban reduced hourly particulate air pollution concentrations by 18 percent during the restrictive hours.
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Strict scrutiny requires the court to apply something called the "least restrictive means test," which means that the law can only stand if there is a good reason for the law and there is no other less restrictive or imposing way for the government to accomplish its cited aim.
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You might be ushered into clubs with door policies so restrictive there are more people outside than in.
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On the 5th, the full moon in empowered Aries help us spring free of restrictive (or painful) circumstances.
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Ohio's primary process is also generally less restrictive than caucusing, as the state allows absentee and early voting.
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The Drug Enforcement Agency has long classified cannabis as a Schedule I controlled substance, the most restrictive classification.
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That's the thing, they've all been hit or misses, mostly in how restrictive the genre of film is.
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Bennet's statement comes as a number of states, including Georgia, have passed restrictive abortion bans in recent weeks.
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As Henry grapples with the implications of his gay sexuality in a restrictive environment, Alex confronts his bisexuality.
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He finds the entire Old Testament-inspired charade generally amusing, if a bit restrictive for his personal life.
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Before the new law, New York had one of the country's most restrictive statutes of limitations, Polenberg said.
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Issues around money and security are on your mind today, and this morning feels especially restrictive around spending.
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A more diversified geographical mix is sensible, as restrictive home-purchase policies affect each city's housing market differently.
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At least one other state may try to follow North Carolina's example in passing a restrictive bathroom bill.
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Kobach is a national leader of the push to restrict illegal immigration and pass more restrictive voting laws.
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And maybe it's time to be a little more restrictive about alcohol because of its known health harms.
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Congress failed, which triggered automatic budget cuts in 2013 and imposed annual, more restrictive budget caps until 20173.
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The bank closed accounts in countries whose restrictive rules for offshore accounts made working with customers too expensive.
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Unless you're following a calorie-restrictive diet, it's unlikely you'll know the exact weight of casserole you're reheating.
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The Asian "model" of migration tends to be highly restrictive, dedicated to stemming immigration, rather than managing it.
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"There's also supplementation that's required, because it's so restrictive, and you're really eliminating certain food groups," she says.
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Hundreds of women and supporters attend a protest over recent restrictive abortion laws May 21 in St Louis.
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In both the United States and United Kingdom, LSD is a schedule 1 drug, the most restrictive classification.
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The seven-inch screen size is pretty restrictive if you want to, say, sit through an entire movie.
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When you've got a display in front of you, on the other hand, it can be frustratingly restrictive.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, and Chris Murphy of Connecticut, and two other, less restrictive measures filed by Sens.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, and Chris Murphy, D-Connecticut, and two other, less restrictive measures filed by Sens.
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And yet, it's not clear whether more restrictive work hours will make things better for residents or patients.
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Net interest income fell 2.2 percent, reflecting lower interest rates and new restrictive regulations on credit card lending.
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Arizona is now among 16 states that has introduced new restrictive voting laws in the years that followed.
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This diet is restrictive to a point where there's no way it won't change your current food routine.
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But it also can be restrictive — particularly for subscribers who live in areas with highly trafficked movie theaters.
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So I can only imagine how alluring it would have been for women living in more restrictive eras.
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You've developed the mental habit of viewing non-restrictive eating as a brief interlude between periods of restriction.
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Still, analysts expect moderate price appreciation in China's vast number of smaller centers where regulations are less restrictive.
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They're reshaping the words we use to talk about bodies, and the restrictive categories we've forced them into.
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He told her he disagreed with her government's proposal to make a law on peaceful assembly more restrictive.
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In the end it may be the shorter list of things Google won't do that prove more restrictive.
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If a diet is overly restrictive, or focuses on weight loss, that's also a red flag, Mallik says.
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Walmart's gun safety policies are more restrictive than many retailers' even as it trails some of its rivals.
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Diamond includes the standard story of restrictive covenants, blockbusting, freeway and public housing construction and other exclusionary techniques.
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His biggest challenge will come when he confronts restrictive practices that have long raised costs and diminished competition.
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This highly restrictive law was precluded, the panel held, under the Supreme Court's Roe ruling and subsequent decisions.
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Fears about restrictive voting laws with echoes from the Jim Crow era have grown among people of color.
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"The service sector here is one of the most restrictive in the world," says a frustrated foreign banker.
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However, during an interview with PEOPLE last year, the couple's oldest daughter Jessica said their household isn't restrictive.
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Even so, Keane conceded that California is in a different situation due to "very, very restrictive" gun laws.
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The FMNs, which carry a modest coupon but contain restrictive covenants, become callable at 0540 in March 2017.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has long classified cannabis as a Schedule I controlled substance, the most restrictive classification.
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Apple's board had urged its investors to vote against the proposal, saying that it would be too restrictive.
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They're seeking a confirmation that the framework is restrictive, over-broad, and a violation of the First Amendment.
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With many Baby Boomers retiring and increasingly restrictive immigration policies, America's economy cannot grow with too few workers.
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Now he has the machinery of the federal government to provide flawed evidence for more restrictive immigration policies.
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Similar legal battles have ensued over restrictive abortion laws across the United States in recent months and years.
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Restrictive." and tied it with the raw food diet as "the worst of the worst for healthy eating.
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So many researchers are wondering why the DEA has chosen Schedule I, instead of a less-restrictive classification.
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Democrats, meanwhile, warned that the meeting was designed to justify a later push for new, restrictive voting laws.
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More than 20 cities have adopted restrictive policies to prevent speculative buying that could further fuel price bubbles.
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The greatest suppressor of the black vote has not been restrictive voters' requirements but apathy among black voters.
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Some consider RCEP to be a less restrictive version of the now-defunct U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The Commission said the affected companies may have violated antitrust rules that bar cartels and restrictive business practices.
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As a result, some employers are dropping P.P.O.s in favor of the more restrictive plans, Mr. Altman said.
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But rules of operation and launch scheduling there can be restrictive, and prying eyes from competitors are plentiful.
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Well-intentioned biologists often want the law to be more restrictive than its congressional intent or implementing regulations.
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It's best for people who have tried cheaper, traditional alternatives and find them too restrictive, obvious, or uncomfortable.
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Families with children have relied on this tool to contest overly restrictive occupancy standards set by apartment buildings.
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His attempt to create more restrictive asylum law was met with outrage by nonprofits serving the migrant community.
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If children cannot be released, Flores requires the government to hold them in the "least restrictive" setting available.
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But they also differ — for example, in permitting postings that deny the Holocaust — from more restrictive European standards.
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Today, urban life affords factory workers—particularly women—freedom from rural areas' more traditional and restrictive social norms.
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Shanghai has widely been regarded as one of the most restrictive Chinese cities in terms for home buyers.
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The training enabled Triana and other airmen to expand their deployment skillsets in a severely restrictive jungle environment.
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Fed officials have been discussing where they might reach a "neutral" rate that is neither stimulative nor restrictive.
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That number would be higher had courts not stepped in to block some of the worst restrictive laws.
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Restrictive abortion laws do not prevent abortion; by the same token, liberal laws do not increase its incidence.
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I fatefully followed in her footsteps, enrolling at the same university, and falling into the same restrictive habits.
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Many smaller, regional ISPs have limits that are dramatically lower, some as restrictive as 10 GB per month.
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Although Coleman's family allowed her access to higher education, they still held radically restrictive views about female autonomy.
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While there are other gay parenting hubs online, some are more restrictive about who can join the discussion.
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Your home and family situation has been restrictive or less than ideal lately, but today things will improve.
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Prisons have developed various ways to respond to negative behaviors by prisoners—taking things away, more restrictive environments.
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Although the above Crimes Act requirements are explicit, the country's societal zeitgeist doesn't really match those restrictive sentiments.
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Also on Wednesday, the southern boomtown of Guangzhou joined cities that had previously instituted less-restrictive residency requirements.
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Charming Venus forms a square against restrictive Saturn on Tuesday, bringing attention to our responsibilities to our relationships.
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Reporters have found similarly restrictive gun policies at other Trump hotels in Florida, Chicago, Los Angeles and Honolulu.
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Facebook, whose social media products are banned in China, is also making efforts to enter the restrictive market.
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Countries with restrictive national legislation have higher rates of unsafe abortion and more need for post-abortion care.
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With Max Payne 3, its strongest game, Rockstar shows that on linear, more restrictive projects, it truly thrives.
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Kay Ivey signed the country's most restrictive abortion law, effectively banning the procedure at any stage of pregnancy.
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After Iowa and North Dakota passed restrictive bills in previous years, the measures were overturned after court challenges.
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He had vowed to jump-start the country's stagnant economy by opening it up to less restrictive trade.
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There is no restrictive door policy, but the bouncer may do a double take if you're over 35.
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It also shows that "it takes the most restrictive measures to make a real difference," he added. 103.
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Embarking on a lifetime of restrictive diets, Carol decides that her family will come along for the ride.
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As the United States population ages, we will not be well served by our increasingly restrictive immigration policies.
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It is one of just a handful of the world's richest countries to have such restrictive abortion laws.
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Nearly 60 percent of the American respondents said their parents were the primary source of these restrictive cues.
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An F.D.A. spokeswoman, Lyndsay Meyer, noted that the celibacy rule, enacted in 2015, replaced a more restrictive policy.
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There's all this rhetoric about freedom, and yet freedom is absolutely so insanely restricted and restrictive and repressive.
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The converse was found too when comparing states with more or less restrictive access and exposure to abortion.
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His argument, that more restrictive replacement is better than killing off the climate regulation entirely, won the day.
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And DeWine has put an emphasis on compassion each time he has put out a new restrictive policy.
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Many carriers are offering their own respective trade-in offers, but Samsung's is the least thorny and restrictive.
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What's unclear is whether Google's limited ad blocker will stem the rising popularity of more restrictive ad blockers.
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The CDC's restrictive criteria coupled with a complicated test and convoluted rollout led to an intense public backlash.
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Abortion Mississippi's just a step away from having one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation.
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The California patient had to wait days to be tested because of restrictive federal criteria, despite doctors' suggestions.
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Unexplained weight loss, loss of appetite, frequent vomiting or use of laxatives might indicate a restrictive eating disorder.
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The CDC says it strives to use the "least restrictive and time-consuming measures" to protect public health.
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But keeping someone at a military base in California is considerably more restrictive than home quarantine, Hodge said.
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Trump administration officials hailed the new rule as a much-needed upgrade to the heavily restrictive Obama policies.
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To much resentment, "Okja" will not be shown in French theaters, because of the country's restrictive film rules.
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The protective gear they must wear is lighter and less restrictive than that worn by other health workers.
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Go deeper: India passes restrictive citizenship amendment targeting Muslim migrants In photos: Modi victorious over India's election results
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For decades, Saudis have struggled under the weight of impossibly restrictive regulations to do the most normal things.
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The government still has a week to produce a restrictive order detailing the reasons for the shut down.
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More broadly, France's laws can be restrictive of free speech in cases of defamation, libel, slander and privacy.
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"Those who were engaged in this illegal activity should also be the object of restrictive measures," Linkevicius said.
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That brings up the ugly "B word" — budgeting — which Lum says doesn't work, due to its restrictive nature.
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Also, as the Fed adjusts its balance sheet, that tends to have a restrictive impact on money markets.
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In June 2011, when he was a senator, Alabama enacted the most restrictive immigration law in the country.
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Initial assessments indicated that the "blob" was an unauthorized aircraft entering restrictive airspace, leading to the brief lockdown.
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And hydrocodone, a common opioid, was moved to the more restrictive Schedule II, from Schedule III, in 2014.
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The first was Hellerstedt, the challenge to the state's restrictive abortion law, and the other was Fisher v.
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Hollywood has responded to the restrictive laws by speaking out and threatening to boycott filming in the states.
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In the aftermath of Shelby, restrictive measures intentionally designed to discourage voters of color from registering are blooming.
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Jokowi has stayed the implementation of the restrictive laws, but they could be passed through the new parliament.
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The new rules weren't released, but Giudicelli says they won't be as restrictive as Wimbledon's all-white policy.
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He warned Spain needed to curb public spending with a more "restrictive" budget policy to meet deficit goals.
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Mr. Kemp has presided over a series of purges and restrictive voter-registration rules that heavily affect minorities.
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The plan also challenges the right of California and other states to set their own, more restrictive standards.
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More broadly, France's laws can be restrictive of free speech in cases of defamation, libel, slander and privacy.
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However given how restrictive it is, it can be challenging to follow and could lead to nutritional deficiencies.
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The measure was fast-tracked to head off a possible less-restrictive medical marijuana ballot initiative in November.
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Lynne Parker, US deputy chief technology officer, says the US still worries the group would be too restrictive.
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It is a place where people have long said that restrictive federal land policies are strangling their livelihoods.
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Restrictive voting laws help keep turnout down to benefit incumbents who get a more predictable and known electorate.
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When he does, Missouri will become the fifth state this year to pass a new, restrictive abortion bill.
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This limit is more restrictive for mortgage applicants and providers than the upper limit on the DTI ratio.
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Restrictive voter ID bills are also getting a lot of attention in the runup to the 2018 midterms.
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