Sentence examples for far more restrictive from inspiring English sources

Many people who opposed reform because they believed it would restrict their choices now face a system that is becoming far more restrictive.

Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the Republican majority leader who opposes any restrictions on campaign donations, proposed amendments that would have been far more restrictive than what the Democrats and their small band of Republican allies were proposing.

By last year, Chase's Freedom program was far more restrictive.

The National Football League is far more restrictive.

But the Indonesians have insisted on far more restrictive rules.

This compromise is still far more restrictive than the rules for other tax-subsidy programs.

Carlson and Trump use a definition that's far more restrictive, which is their right.

Since February, the Nepalese government has been under pressure from India to adopt a far more restrictive definition of manufacturing.

Still, by the standards of past years, officials in the defense establishment have been far more restrictive.

Some say they are far more restrictive than American and European data privacy laws, and may put off customers.

While it is possible to implement laws directly in hardware/software, the results are often far more restrictive than the original law intended.