Sentence examples for implement restrictive from inspiring English sources

Similar to Republican efforts to implement restrictive voting laws to address the fictitious rash of fraud, this demeaning legislation aims to prevent welfare recipients from spending their assistance on entertainment items like tattoos, body piercings, spas, lingerie, theme parks and fortune-tellers, a remedy to a growing trend that simply doesn't exist.

Inflation and the fear of inflation lead to slow growth and high unemployment because the inability of governments to bring inflation under control at full employment by other means e.g., an income policy constrains governments to implement restrictive policies to combat or forestall inflationary pressures.

Whilst a well-designed school environment can enhance children's physical and mental health, Australian data reveals many schools have eliminated play spaces and equipment, have crowded play spaces and implement restrictive play policies (e.g. reduced playground access, over-policing of safety rules), resulting in fewer opportunities for children to experience active play [ 29, 30].

Meanwhile, a number of city governments have implemented restrictive permits and regulations to curb the practice and its negative impacts.

Similarly, the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath have led to a wide range of migration policy responses across the EU, with states implementing restrictive or liberal policies, or a combination thereof.

And wealthy neighborhoods took to implementing "restrictive covenants" that banned people of different races and lower incomes from moving in.

As more refugees and migrants risk the dangerous journey by boat, countries north of Greece have implemented restrictive measures in an attempt to staunch the flow.

In a world that is increasingly tightening borders, erecting fences, and implementing restrictive policies towards refugees like Ayen and her children, Uganda's innovative model of welcome is a beacon of light.