Sentence examples for being too restrictive from inspiring English sources
It replaced the Foreign Investment Review Agency, which was disliked by many business leaders for being too restrictive.
In the current context, it's hard to blame the Fed for being too restrictive in its monetary policy, as the Fed was in 1937.
And they have disputed assertions that they are appeasing energy companies, which have been critical of the administration for being too restrictive.
But he said the city was being too restrictive, suggesting that signs in manufacturing districts should be capped at about 1,200 square feet.
But even with a system in place, he said, he would not hesitate to go to the judge if he felt the government was being too restrictive.
The state's maximum-security prisons remain overcrowded and dangerous, he said, and the State Parole Board is being too restrictive on granting parole to violent felons.
Zoning would be too restrictive".
Guest: The bar menu is too restrictive.
Spanish labour laws are too restrictive.
This proposal was too restrictive for Sutton.
