Sentence examples for as too restrictive from inspiring English sources

However, with the advent of the AIDS epidemic, in the nineteen-eighties, regulations that had been praised for protecting the public's health were attacked as too restrictive.

Pentagon officials defended the policy as necessary to protect American forces in the field; news executives and reporters criticized it as too restrictive and self-serving.

The existing rules, which prohibit auditors and their families from holding stock in companies the accounting firms count as customers, have been viewed as too restrictive.

A bill in the State Assembly would require minimum staffing levels in all nursing homes, a concept the industry views as too restrictive.

The Interior Department announcement came on the final day of the Republican convention in Tampa, Fla., where many speakers have criticized the Obama administration's energy policy as too restrictive.

Sudden-death time controls were regarded in the 19th century and most of the 20th as too restrictive because they could leave a player with an enormous advantage but so little time left that loss was inevitable.

Other stakeholders perceive political regulations for biodiversity protection as being too restrictive (Spain: science group) or as diminishing energy wood production potential, e.g. in forest reserves or Natura 2000 areas (Finland, Germany: practitioner, economy groups, Slovenia).

The challenge now, he adds, will be to get it through Congress, as some members may see the 2-year deadline as still too restrictive.

The RIBA slammed the "flatpack" approach as "far too restrictive" and warned that it would "place a straitjacket on future generations of teaching professionals and quickly render these schools redundant".

A decade ago the American Supreme Court's decisions on the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech were treated as too liberal to influence our law; today, in the area of prisoners' rights American constitutional law is treated as being too restrictive to meet more liberal British legal standards.

Within the data concentrator, it appears as not too restrictive to make a HSM available to do secure local two-party computation such as sketched above.