Sentence examples for more restrictive for from inspiring English sources

But the rules are more restrictive for investments, including mutual funds, that you already hold.

The access has gotten much more restrictive for a number of different reasons.

Planned security is more restrictive for runners – it's going to be less comfortable and harder to focus before the race.

Jane C. Ginsburg, professor of literary and artistic property law at Columbia Law School, disagrees with the view that copyright laws have become more restrictive for artists.

However limiting and intellectually repressive parenthood may be in America, it's much more restrictive for mothers in traditionalist gender-segregated societies like Japan, Italy and Greece.

Conditions in a British prison are likely to be more restrictive for Taylor than his experiences in Scheveningen jail in the Netherlands, where he has been detained for the past seven years.

But tougher enforcement and proposals for broader and more restrictive measures for legal immigration are heightening the barriers for noncitizens, immigration lawyers say, particularly those from specific countries and including those who have followed all the rules.

He argued that the parents were asking for a more restrictive setting for Jane, then had to admit that he was wrong; it was the city that was asking for a more restrictive setting.

Eringer had withdrawn his original suit against Albert and refiled it against Monaco because immunity for states sovereign immunity is more restrictive than for heads of government.

But under the rules, insurers cannot use these techniques in a more restrictive way for mental health care than for other medical services.

We would probably have seen a lower mortality if we had used more restrictive criteria for the low risk group (for example, healthy diet score in the highest fifth).