Sentence examples for actually restrictive from inspiring English sources

In recent years, however, these laws have been challenged, and the challenges have been upheld, showing the laws to be actually restrictive of interstate commerce rather than protective.

The Supreme Court said now in 2013 that essentially the old and antiquated Voting Rights Act of way back in 1965 is no longer necessary because things have changed, it's no longer necessary, and that it is actually restrictive of progress.

The problem with the current identification approach is its appearance of being multi-criteria when it is actually restrictive to a broader range of criteria.

A second problem is that the amino acid choices available at each position are quite broad; as a result, only three of the six positions described are actually restrictive.

Muslims were prohibited from consuming pork and any animal that had not been slaughtered in such a way as to be considered halal but, in terms of fasting restrictions, Islamic dietary law was actually less restrictive than the dietary regimes prescribed by Judaism and Christianity in the strictest sense (Insoll, 1999:95 97; Zaouali, 2007).

But that's actually very restrictive - all you taste on the tongue is sweet, sour, bitter, salt and umami.

Labor laws in the United States are actually less restrictive, in some ways, in allowing workers to put in even longer hours than in China.

But many people closely following the constitution say the new constitution is actually more restrictive on abortion than the one it would replace.

Yes, it's actually refreshingly restrictive.

The current House version of the bill is actually more restrictive than the Senate version.

Yet while both states got in early, their laws are actually fairly restrictive.