The more restrictive terms of the license will apply instead of the more liberal copyright rules.

Nokia is transitioning Symbian away from the open source software model and will distribute it under more restrictive terms going forward.

Some ISPs lack adequate personnel or technical skills for enforcement, while others may be reluctant to enforce restrictive terms against profitable customers.

But in trying to salvage the deals Murphy will have to do a better lobbying effort with owners as well as negotiate less restrictive terms.

A more restrictive term, k-uniform figures is defined as an k-isogonal figure constructed only from regular polygons.

Similarly, more restrictive terms can be used for particularly valuable or sensitive items in a database, such as credit ratings.

It offers a lousy selection, uncompetitive prices, unduly restrictive terms, poor quality and a slow delivery mechanism.

Cheaper policies very often have more restrictive terms, and can often have larger or multiple excess charges.

These restrictive terms say a good deal about Stieglitz himself and the acceptance of photography as an art in America.

After two years, the High Court found in Johnson's favour, holding that the highly restrictive terms of the contract constituted an unreasonable restraint of trade.