Sentence examples for make it more restrictive from inspiring English sources

He detested conventional public opinion and feared that complete democracy, far from emancipating opinion, would make it more restrictive.

But the new law has loopholes that some critics have said may ultimately make it more restrictive than the old one.

She worries that too much emphasis will be placed on making the mikvah safe by making it more restrictive, and controlling more carefully who goes in and out.

Mokken scaling was used in the present study as opposed to other forms of IRT, for example Rasch modelling, for its less restrictive properties which make it more suitable for comparing different databases [ 11].

Mr. Field said last week that regulations like more restrictive zoning would lower the value of the island and make it more vulnerable to a public takeover.

Republicans across the country have pushed restrictive voter ID laws, which disproportionately make it more difficult for people of color and low-income Americans to vote.

The Chancellor's plans will make it more attractive for property companies to become REITS and follows criticism that the draft legislation released late last year was too restrictive.

The old, restrictive rules made it more difficult to recruit faculty members and staff.

The decision is a victory for the New Hampshire Democratic Party and voting rights groups that said the new law, SB3, was needlessly restrictive and made it more difficult for college students to register to vote.

The kingdom's Islamic laws, which ban alcohol and virtually all forms of public entertainment, make it a restrictive place to live for many Westerners, who will pay $150 and more for a bottle of liquor.

If you make it too restrictive, people will just bypass the system".