'governmental restrictions' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Businesses must abide by the governmental restrictions imposed by the local government.
Now research is hampered by declining financing, governmental restrictions and an anti-scientific climate.
Faced with governmental restrictions, the BBC often disguised references to controversial issues.
From its origins in the early 17th century, Kabuki was to a great extent shaped by governmental restrictions.
Therefore, the owners of businesses must accept governmental restrictions on their profit-making for the sake of overriding social values.
Exchange control, governmental restrictions on private transactions in foreign exchange (foreign money or claims on foreign money).
The freedoms of speech, of the press, of assembly, and to petition discussed here together as "freedom of expression"—broadly protect expression from governmental restrictions.
Fundamentally, governmental funding restrictions will need new models to accommodate what constitutes graduate work and allow for flexibility and exploration.
But he overlooks the fact that conservative now refers to a specific set of doctrines, including minimal governmental economic regulation, restrictions on sexually explicit art, opposition to abortion, etc.
"While a pardon my clear a record and end all official, federal governmental punishment / restrictions, there may be others (collateral consequences) lurking from professions or the states.
Her efforts have helped to encourage many NGOs, who despite the tightening vice of governmental threats and restrictions, continue to wage their increasingly effective campaigns.
Now is not the time for us to accept unconstitutional governmental surveillance and restrictions on our freedom as well as unlawful behavior by government officials in the name of liberty and security.
