Sentence examples for matter how restrictive from inspiring English sources
The site of Corporate Trust Services (Caribbean) Ltd. in Antigua says under the heading "tax avoidance" that "although there is in the United States the legal requirement to report holdings in offshore companies to the local tax authorities, no matter how restrictive these rules may be a greater tax savings may be achieved by the use of an offshore company".
No matter how restrictive your dress code, you'll likely have some choices.
There are occasions when any limitation, no matter how large or small, becomes restrictive.
How restrictive have they been?
In similarly full-throated response, Breyer said the more restrictive interpretation advocated by Scalia would "prevent the president from making any recess appointment that arose before a recess, no matter who the official, no matter how dire the need, no matter how later in the session the official fell vacant".
As a working mother, she has seen first hand how restrictive working practices can hinder diversity.
If you are surprised by how restrictive the legislation is in Northern Ireland, you are not alone.
But spend enough time alone in a race and you see how restrictive that notion is.
But then he'll start whinging about how restrictive the male sartorial codes are.
This shows how restrictive a down payment rule could be, said Professor Quercia.
