Sentence examples for equally restrictive from inspiring English sources
If the Stupak amendment or equally restrictive language were included in the final version of the health care reform bill, millions of women could risk losing their coverage.
Although men don't face the same discriminatory laws as women did 50 years ago, they do face an equally restrictive gender mystique.
"If the American position in the light of 'fast track' is going to be extremely restrictive in relation to Brazilian products that are competitive for export, the Brazilian counteroffer will be equally restrictive".
At these places and countless others that offer distinctive food amid not-always-shabby chic, the old reservation-book exclusivity has been replaced by an equally restrictive populist no-reservations scrum.
In other words: potentially equally restrictive, but different from the specific Prophet drawing campaign.
Cameron worked with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, where her responsibilities were so secretive, they turned her own life into an equally restrictive and disconnected existence.
Equally, an overly restrictive selection procedure presented barriers to expanding NMP, especially within new areas of practice.
In the study, patient death due to initial unsuccessful controlled bleeding was not equally distributed between the restrictive and liberal transfusion strategy groups: three patients (0.7%) in the restrictive strategy group versus 14 patients (3.1%) in the liberal strategy group (P = 0.01).
What may help clinicians remain focused on the larger picture while still safeguarding patients and themselves from multi-drug-resistant bacteria are less restrictive but equally efficacious precautions.
Kobach's claims of rampant voter fraud to justify Kansas's restrictive 2011 law were equally misleading.
The Beijing Platform's recommendations targeted the unequal power dynamics between women and men that prevent women from equally accessing resources, information and technology and restrict both sexes to restrictive gender roles.
