Sentence examples for is a restrictive from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile a Freedom of Information Act request by the campaign has confirmed that there is a restrictive covenant on the land occupied by the City of Leeds School which says that the land should be used for educational purposes.

The names of the two comedies shouldn't be set off with commas; this is a "restrictive" construction, in which the names are necessary to the sense, not merely additional information.

Among the biggest concerns to Mr. Orban's critics is a restrictive news media law, which has come under criticism from the European Commission, the Council of Europe and press watchdog groups for giving the governing party excessive control over the regulation of news media outlets.

Safe to say, private arbitration is a restrictive route for redress that clearly disadvantages consumers.

However, the results established in [29] are valid only when the graininess function is bounded which is a restrictive condition.

Some might have preferred an established name, but Scottish football is a restrictive environment when Celtic are trying to maximise their own potential.

This could prove to be a restrictive strategy in the fast growing smartphone market.

Legal injunctions are a restrictive top-down means of restraining information.

And if for some reason he doesn't want to sign now, he's a restrictive free agent.

Here you find various combinations of Muslims, Christians and traditional beliefs, and it's a restrictive factor against the kind of eruption you find in the Arab world".

It was a restrictive, 10-man kind of gameplan, yet no one would claim his Japan side played a restrictive game – again, he came up with a way to get the best out of the resources available.