Sentences with phrase «restrictive than the rules»

So this is a far less restrictive than the rule Chase has implemented.

Comment: If any person, organization or agency working in the area of mediation maintains or operates under rules which are more restrictive than the rules provided in the Model Standards for confidentiality, their rules shall supersede the Model Standards as they are considered a minimum.

In personal property exchanges, the rules pertaining to what qualifies as like - kind are more restrictive than the rules pertaining to real property.

Not exact matches

No sooner than last week, China published its official rules about ride - hailing companies, and at a first glance they are less restrictive than most feared.

On the one hand, in some respects the rule is more restrictive of shareholder rights than is the state law it supposedly effectuates.

By voluntarily registering with FDA, a business has the benefit of being subject to one consistent rule across all locations that could potentially be less restrictive than the state or local rules.

Many voters will see their place on the political map change as a new and restrictive set of rules ensures that parliamentary seats can not vary in size by more than 5 % from the average.

Countries are allowed to have more restrictive rules than those in the E.U. directive only if they were already in place before September 2010.

Such hard and fast and strict rules, unless you have a diagnosed medical condition that necessitates such restrictive eating — such as an allergy or a metabolism disorder like PKU — I think could end up doing more harm than good.

As it happens, the «rules» employed in this study were more restrictive than those used by many people and, perhaps more importantly, the participants in the study were taught by accredited teachers.

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.

He's learning about her, guiding her to find herself, rather than acting as a restrictive guardian imposing random rules.

Individual employers are allowed to be less restrictive in their qualification requirements for their specific SEP IRA plans but may not be more restrictive than IRS rules.

In California, we are trying to beat the system by building and following RV rules, which are much less restrictive and expensive than building a fixed dwelling.

This rule is more restrictive than EFfCI's proposed test, which would have looked at whether the animal testing was done for the purpose of complying with the EU's Cosmetics Regulation.

For example, the NEB has much more restrictive rules regarding public participation than does the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, and also tends to impose a narrower focus on reviews.

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The current SRA rules are becoming more and more restrictive on the ability of in - house lawyers to be able to serve clients other than their direct employer, and these restrictions are applied in a particularly stringent manner to local government in - house lawyers.

The KRG relied on a decision by Court of Final Appeal of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Democratic Republic of Congo and others v FG Hemisphere Associates LLC [2011] HK CFAR 395 where the Court followed Mighell in the context of the PRC rule of absolute immunity, rather than restrictive immunity which does not operate in respect of commercial transactions.

Over the years, PBI has worked with in - house counsel in more than a dozen jurisdictions to change restrictive practice rules that limit in - house pro bono.

Under ACA provisions, your parents can't cover you under their health plan once you turn 26 (although states are allowed to set their own rules as long as they're no more restrictive than the ACA; for example, New Jersey allows young adults to remain on a parent's plan until they turn 31).

Homeowner associations make rules that are too restrictive like they don't allow an owner's family to stay in the unit for more than one month without the owner present.

«Like - kind» rules for personal property are more restrictive than those for real property.