Sentence examples for by the same restrictive from inspiring English sources
In all three areas the government is in the way.The e-commerce industry appears stymied by the same restrictive rules on foreign investment that have bedevilled bricks-and-mortar retailing.
His gloomy criticisms of biomedical research have led him, though by a very different intellectual route, to the same restrictive views on many reproductive issues as are held by conservatives and opponents of abortion.
Our data confirmed the same restrictive pattern is found in the mouse embryo, and reinforces the role of rhombomeric boundaries as restrictive borders to cell movement very early during embryonic development.
At the same time, restrictive immigration laws prevent an influx of educated people that could boost the Dutch economy.
"It's expensive and restrictive," says Sophie, 23. "I wouldn't want to be surrounded by the same people I sat with in lectures".
In 1969, the City Council created rent stabilization, intended as a less restrictive system than rent control, which now applies to buildings of three or more units built before Feb. 1, 1947, and occupied by the same tenant since July 1 , 1971
Mr. Panetta would inherit a spy agency governed by rules somewhat more restrictive than under President George W. Bush, because of the executive orders issued by Mr. Obama last month that would shut agency prisons and require agency interrogators, for the time being, to abide by the same noncoercive interrogation techniques as those used by the military.
As described further below, we also performed the same analysis with more restrictive assumptions.
