Sentence examples for could be overly restrictive from inspiring English sources

A judiciary that leans heavily on the most conservative Islamic judges rather than on those trained in civil law could be overly restrictive in its judgments.

Overall, these policies do not appear to be overly restrictive.

Limiting the working context to a single sentence can occasionally be overly restrictive.

It has, however, also been argued that research governance may be overly restrictive and paternalistic.

Second, EFSA and the European Commission's application of the EU Nutrition and Health Claims Regulation may be overly restrictive in violation of WTO rules.

However, this assumption can be overly restrictive as proportions of variable sites may vary in different lineages [ 22, 54].

The computational expense of symbolic GJE was not found to be overly restrictive with SympyCore [ 11], the package we used for analyzing genome-scale metabolic networks.

The robust control law is based on a worst-case design and could be overly conservative.

The sad death of Bob Jones obviously meant the byelection could not be planned, but the legislation is overly restrictive.

Economist Vivek Dehejia said there were several things Mr Modi could do quickly, such as change labour laws which businesses complain are overly restrictive.

Players contend the proposal by owners is overly restrictive for rookies.