Sentence examples for more restrictive action from inspiring English sources

But industry lobbyists disagree — and to the extent some bank lobbyists and executives support a federal financial consumer protection agency, they see it as a possible way to set lower federal standards that could pre-empt more restrictive action by the states.

And they encouraged individual state bar associations to take more restrictive action "where local circumstances warrant" -- a clear victory for the efforts by lawyers in New York State to enact some of the toughest pay-to-play prohibitions in the nation.

This view reflected the belief that more-restrictive action could not be sustained without major change in public attitudes to smoking.

Theorem 2.3 was first obtained in [12] and [60] under a hypothesis more restrictive than the effectiveness of the action.

The conditions for bringing this action vary, however (German law, for example, is more restrictive than English law).

"It's becoming more and more restrictive.

The House bill is even more restrictive.

Today, immigration laws are more restrictive.

The National Football League is far more restrictive.

Congress chose more restrictive language, provoking litigation.

Life, however, was becoming more restrictive.