Sentences with word «restrictive»

His emphasis is in prosecution and defense of restrictive covenant claims.

Apparently dwarf hamsters have a much more restrictive diet, though, and so I'm not really sure what to feed him.

Adding other foods with complementary amino acid profiles to this food may yield a more complete protein source and improve the quality of some types of restrictive diets.

Do you have recipes for this even more restrictive diet?

So the GL has decent fuel economy and is actually quite capable around the city, but how does it conduct itself in less restrictive environments?

It can be done but it is way too restrictive for most people and they often need additional supplements.

While you both suggest staying away from wheat, he seems much more restrictive in terms of carbohydrate input.

Therefore, what is the least restrictive environment for all students?

I started off using a fabric sling but my baby found it very restrictive very soon after she was born.

People on restrictive diets get tired of feeling hungry and deprived.

Off - label, the annual credit does sometimes work for airline charges outside of those prescribed fee categories, but it remains the most restrictive of the premium card travel credits.

And though this diet is not as restrictive as other diets, there will still be some missing nutrients.

This sounds good, but looking at the technical specs below, it's obvious that the limits in range and speed are probably still too restrictive for most cities.

Any schools with restrictive admission policies reduce choice for ordinary parents who are not in the correct «niche» to apply.

In contrast, during periods of restrictive policy, all investors should view the diversification benefits of commodity futures as desirable, since the benefits are not accompanied by a loss of return.

Still, it isn't restrictive as other types of jeans.

It does not seek to impose overly restrictive rules on commercial negotiations, but rather provides commercial flexibility within a set framework of requirements and controls on behaviour.

On the other hand, be aware that paid fares have much more restrictive rules on changes and cancellations.

Moreover, this information allows understanding which coastal communities would be most affected in economic and employment terms if restrictive measures on fishing activities are set in a specific area.

Some companies are getting so restrictive with e-mail use that employees must select from a list of pre-approved topics before the e-mail software will allow them to send a message.

We believe in using the least restrictive practice at all times.

In practice, students who require these types of highly restrictive settings represent a very small percentage of all students with disabilities.

His live action films feel restrictive by comparison in terms of the number of aspects he can control and customize to his completely obsessive liking.

Also its highly restrictive nature can lead to quick burnout.

You need only look at the terms of use page of just about any court website to see the potential for the court, should it wish, to add more restrictive terms.

The mindset of the powers that wrote such restrictive laws may have changed since the big crash, etc..

If you're struggling to come up with appealing content under highly restrictive regulations, it's OK to ask for help.

It's a fascinating look into how traditional investment thinking can guarantee mediocre returns by being too restrictive about where you can and can't put money.

I don't believe that «paleo» attracts people with eating disorders any more than vegan or other restrictive eating patterns.

That in my mind is only renting, and on very restrictive conditions.

Before excluding a driver from your policy, you may want to determine if there are less restrictive ways of removing someone from your policy.

His organization would have liked to have seen less restrictive requirements for ships operating in areas of little ice, because of the possibility of unnecessary costs.

However, it's also unnecessarily restrictive for most people and probably works best as a starting point — rather than a strict set of dietary rules.

This may seem pretty restrictive at first, after all how will potential love matches learn about you and your lifestyle if you haven't taken the time to answer any questions about yourself?

For me being so restrictive means missing out on many potential «bargains», but also increases the risk of hitting value traps.

In restrictive states, nearly one in six health center leaders expected at least half of their patients to remain uninsured.

Cons: With its one piece construction, this seat can be a bit restrictive if the chair back Is very high.

Getting in top shape is not only about following an extremely restrictive diet — that approach is way too simplistic and not necessarily effective.

Banks have become more restrictive when it comes to personal and business lending alike, therefore, they require individuals to have a higher credit score threshold to receive the best pricing.

I have found templates quite restrictive so developed this checklist instead.

(This was a fairly restrictive definition of politically active too).

Stock investors, already grappling with the impact of more restrictive trade policies and rising bond yields, now have another concern: a historically weak time of year for the market.

Consider how restrictive you are ready and willing to be during a detox.

Employers will often include restrictive covenant clauses in their employment agreements in order to protect their business interests in the event of an employee's departure from employment.