"a broad restriction" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a limitation or limit that is general or extensive in scope. Example: The city council has implemented a broad restriction on smoking in all public parks.
But Democrats have been unwilling to accept such a broad restriction.
But the court's treatment of the ordinance as a broad restriction on advocacy made it unnecessary for the justices to reopen their debate over whether religious activities should be exempt from generally applicable regulations.
"New Hampshire may not impose such a broad restriction on speech by banning ballot selfies in order to combat an unsubstantiated and hypothetical danger.
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control was ratified in November 2005, but some of its important proposals had already been implemented in the country such as a broad restriction on both advertising and smoking in indoor public places, compulsory pictorial warning labels, and banning misleading descriptors [ 12].
Despite being the third largest tobacco producer in the world, Brazil has developed a comprehensive tobacco control policy that includes a broad restriction on both advertising and smoking in indoor public places, compulsory pictorial warning labels, and a menthol cigarette ban.
Pico extends Ptolemy's doubts about a few astrological practices, for example, into a broader restriction on celestial influences, which he finds either too diffuse or too slight to be the basis of precise predictions.
Rather than being a narrow ban on a single late-term-abortion procedure, as its supporters insist, the judge concluded that the law as written would place an impermissably broad restriction on abortion rights in general.
Its members were concerned that any broad restrictions would make it more difficult to get biotech patents, which often focus on processes.
Stavropol's ban on hijabs — the first broad restriction to be imposed by a region in the Russian federation — will face its first court challenge on Thursday.
In nuclear physics it is known that under broad restrictions a random scattering matrix element H satisfies a condition known as the analyticity-ergodicity (AE) requirement, which states that E[f(H)]= f(E[H]), where f is some function of H, and E represents the ensemble average.
"The cumulative effect of these broad restrictions... are engendering a climate of fear and a culture of enforced silence," the rights group said.
