Sentence examples for greater restriction from inspiring English sources

A figure like Zhang Jiren, who was born into a system of much greater restriction than today's, is more likely to perceive himself in positive terms.

"No doubt anti-choice MPs and campaigners will use these allegations as an excuse to push for ever greater restriction of abortion.

These laws offered Aborigines no place in the economy or society of the colonists, and in practice they resulted in much greater restriction and control exerted by whites over the lives of Aborigines.

Where is Mr Christopher and their other advocates in Parliament who spent many long days in discussing the Canadian Corn Bill, a bill of such doubtful result, if any, that all parties were disagreed among themselves as to whether it would produce greater restriction or freedom of supply?

Setting EU standards may simultaneously lead to greater openness and greater restriction (European Commission 2011).

Inflow control devices (ICDs) are a mature well completion technology that provides a more uniform inflow profile by exerting a greater restriction on high specific inflow rate zones.

There is little scope left for greater restrictions.

Moves are afoot to impose greater restrictions on the industry.

Venues are pushing the government to impose greater restrictions.

In April, Alpha Cheng wrote that greater restrictions on firearms could have prevented his father's death.

American companies under financial pressure are also placing greater restrictions on corporate travel.