Sentence examples for draw restrictive from inspiring English sources

"So there's clearly a problem," says Race. "I mean, some people will point to a site and say, 'You don't own the real estate, so who are you to draw restrictive circles around your hardware?'".

After a parliamentary defeat on the issue last week, the Labor government has pledged to draw up less restrictive rules for former Gurkhas seeking to settle in Britain.

Let's Get Restrictive En Garde!

Human rights campaigners working to draw attention to the restrictive regime in the country have appealed to high-profile Formula One fans, celebrities and drivers at today's inaugural Azerbaijan Grand Prix to criticise or draw attention to the regime's human rights record.

If colouring in seems too restrictive there is Draw it!

"When you consider those things in the context of a cage, it's easy to see why we draw the conclusion that they are restrictive and cruel".

Although two reports suggestive of benefits have been published, these studies have been either too under-powered to draw definitive conclusions or have employed such restrictive inclusion criteria that results are not generalizable to most hospitalized adults.

Besides, why attach a label that sounds restrictive when you wish to draw from all sources of wisdom?

If there is no substantiated or legitimate basis for the restrictive legislation one can only draw conclusions that non-English speakers are not welcome in the state of Georgia.

The pro-immigration marches of 2006 and 2007, organized as conservative Republicans debated restrictive laws, drew a little negative press (when Mexican flags flew at some rallies).

Drawing up of a restrictive media bill in January 2010, earnest implementation of prohibitive NGO regulations since last year and tabling of a draconian anti-homosexuality bill in parliament has raised concerns whether president Yoweri Museveni's administration is "doing an Ethiopia".