Ever since Copenhagen, a majority of the main greenhouse gas emitting countries have been setting out ambitious goals without hedging them with restrictive conditions.

That was a restrictive view.

The general trend was more restrictive, however, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration and or counter terrorism lens.

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Moreover, the plaintiffs claim that, while the ESM treaty is restrictive in granting resources to individual states, requiring a qualified majority vote, it does not specify the conditions under which losses are acceptable.

Successive economic crises, structural adjustment programmes, and other restrictive measures have increased the burden on the most vulnerable social groups, and have accelerated the collapse of living conditions for rural women in particular.

But the law has recently become more restrictive.

While some States developed positive legislation, the general trend was more restrictive, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration or counter terrorism lens.

Yet gaps of ratification and restrictive reservations and declarations remain.

It was pointed out that as the term validity was essentially related to requisite conditions, the term admissibility might be more acceptable and less restrictive, because a reservation that was permitted or accepted was not necessarily valid.

Yet we must admit that they are quite restrictive and exclusive.

For refugees in camps and settlements, conditions of stay were sometimes made more restrictive, with freedom of movement outside camps severely restricted, possibilities for income generation reduced, increased arrests and detention, and inadequate responses from the existing justice system.

Or is it crap? Is it autocratic, controlling, restrictive and untrusting and unfulfilling?

And restrictive labor laws have indeed discouraged many firms from hiring new workers.

In his delegation's view, those provisions were too restrictive and should be abolished.

The FTC felt that this objective could be attained through less restrictive means.

(b) Regional groupings of States which have competence in the area of restrictive business practices and have accepted the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices and

We expect that this will, by example, contribute to finally extinguishing restrictive technology regimes.

A regulation imposing restrictive measures on Côte d'Ivoire concerning assistance related to military activities .

Portugal adopted more restrictive provisions in 2001, after Spain implemented a similar reform in 2000.

These developments were, however, counter balanced by the ongoing restrictive trend to tighten asylum procedures.

Naturally, the greater the terrorist threat on the border, the more restrictive the policy should be.

These statements did not pass unnoticed in light of Tunisia's abusive history and restrictive internet legislation.

The complex and restrictive nature of these practices also poses difficulties for marriage and family unification.

Moreover, Brazilian fiscal policy is likely to switch from restrictive to neutral or slightly expansionary this year.

Finland tightened its immigration regulations in 2004, following closely the restrictive stance taken by Denmark in 2002.

But the emerging arrangements would offer far more room for maneuver than the more restrictive WTO regime.

In addition, a moratorium could be placed on any restrictive policies relating to outsourcing (e.g. government procurement).

A group of developing countries assessed the initial offers on mode 4 based on a series of parameters (e.g., the inclusion of categories of natural persons de linked from mode 3 (commercial presence) reasonable sectoral coverage and the removal of restrictive market access conditions attached to the various categories).

The only effective anti inflation strategy entails aggressive monetary tightening that takes policy rates into the restrictive zone.

Policies on migrants are becoming increasingly tough, especially in those countries that already had the most restrictive provisions.

In the process, we particularly wish to caution against the imposition of restrictive conditionalities in economic cooperation programmes.

Ratings typically carry age recommendations in an advisory or restrictive capacity, and are often given in lieu of censorship.

(c) The lifting of restrictive quotas (of 15 per cent) for the entry of women into the police force

It was noted that, in some export sectors, the use of trade preferences had been hampered by restrictive rules.

Secondly, the restrictive jurisprudence of the Supreme Court in relation to judicial errors, has had adverse consequences for her.

Restrictive legal rules in some countries exclude migrants from using official banking systems unless they have the necessary legal status.

By trying to win the battle, it is important not to follow the erroneous and restrictive tactics of your rival.

As a result, it can only address 8 KB of memory, which at the time (1975) was not considered restrictive.

Recommendation of the OECD Council on restrictive business practices affecting international trade, including those involving multinational corporations (20 July 1978).

Of all maintenance legislation affecting Pacific women, Vanuatu legislation is the most restrictive as seen in Niurrie v Niurrie (1996).

The third model is less restrictive and allows all Parties to propose candidate institutions to become regional or subregional centres.

This could be done using time series analysis, adopting a range of perhaps restrictive hypotheses concerning producers' and consumers' behaviour.

Several opposition parties have called on their members to stay away in protest over restrictive election rules that strongly favor Mubarak.

The very restrictive legislation that we have recently adopted provides for separate regimes for the various kinds of cloning and research.