Some other programming languages address these problems by using more restrictive reference types.

It s a very restrictive culture.

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

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

Russian gun ownership laws are long and restrictive .

Abortion tourism from the neighboring countries where the laws are more restrictive, such as Poland, has also been documented.

As government regulations become more restrictive, more Russian citizens are adopting online circumvention tools to preserve their access to information, freedom of expression, and anonymity.

Migration policy became more restrictive, as some big recipients of immigration began to debate selectivity in their choice of immigrants.

It would also avoid ever stronger incentives for free riding and ever harder negotiations over ever more restrictive Kyoto style treaties.

For example, shop opening hours still must comply with highly restrictive rules.

This type of correction would also allow emerging markets to pursue more restrictive monetary policies, which they now need, given their greater macroeconomic strength.

And, though Germany shares the UK s belief that NATO bears primary responsibility for protecting Europe, its view of European engagement is even more restrictive.

The new sanctions simply are not severe enough to intimidate Iran into submission, and more restrictive ones would not pass muster within the Security Council.

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

We have expressed deep regrets over the Macau authority s arbitrarily restrictive immigration policy.

The Fed no doubt fears that if the principle of requiring a formal rule is accepted, Congress could tighten the requirement, forcing a more restrictive monetary policy.

For example, a United States Senate committee recently sought to block the planned liberalization of foreign takeover rules for airlines, while Europe has enacted more restrictive takeover laws.

Finally, in an echo of the X11R6.4 licensing dispute, XFree86 released version 4.4 in February 2004 under a more restrictive license which many projects relying on X found unacceptable.

The first live CDs used Linux as their operating system, available without charge or restrictive licence.

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

However, other bloggers agree with Kenyan politicians and religious leaders who oppose a less restrictive abortion law.

Karpenko also has to deal with concerns about breaking the Russian Federation's restrictive new laws on blogging.

For Arts Engage, a network of Singaporean artists, the proposed system by the MDA is still restrictive.

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

Despite these reforms, many inflexibilities remain. For example, shop opening hours still must comply with highly restrictive rules.

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

It's not lack of scientific tools that is the main impediment it is restrictive laws and public policies.

Developing nations pursuit of growth promoting trade and industrial policies are increasingly running afoul of restrictive WTO rules.

The system is not nearly as restrictive as the Soviet Union, but it is also far from free.

Thailand s army grabbed power last May, enacted an interim constitution, imposed restrictive media laws, and banned public protests.

These include restrictive regulations that reduce firms ability to undertake new activities or enter new markets, especially across borders.

This was true even in the United States, which enacted the most restrictive immigration laws since the country s founding.

ATN is a public page dedicated to bringing news from one of the most restrictive countries of the world .

One of the most restrictive aspects of the electoral system in Turkey is the 10 nationwide threshold for parties.

In late 2007, when GDP growth hit 13 , the government adopted more restrictive anti bubble policies in industries (steel, for example) and asset markets (real estate), which set the stage for an early correction.

For example, a United States Senate committee recently sought to block the planned liberalization of foreign takeover rules for airlines, while Europe has enacted more restrictive takeover laws. Moreover, governments are applying more strictly existing regulatory provisions concerning the vetting of takeovers by foreign firms.

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

Currently, Poland has one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe, a result of a compromise between political parties.

They chose the restrictive cyber laws of Myanmar and Vietnam as models in formulating the framework of Laos Internet law.

It was obvious that the lending channels in the banking system had become dysfunctional excessively restrictive borrowing conditions were suppressing demand.

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

Kenya has one of the most restrictive abortion laws even as the rest of the world relaxes those laws yet abortion rates are increasing and becoming more dangerous as women take greater risks to complete their abortions.

It is as if a new wave of counter enlightenment is sweeping the world, with the most restrictive views dominating the scene.

Since the June 2013 imposition of a more restrictive abortion law, however, abortion in Macedonia has become not only bureaucratized, but also a complicated and drawn out procedure exacerbated by the already unfavorable climate regarding the termination of pregnancy.

The military said they put him on this restrictive status a step below suicide watch for his protection and the safety of others.