Sentence examples for more restrictive laws from inspiring English sources

Certain states continue to have more restrictive laws.

They are also eager to stave off even more restrictive laws.

Ms. Reding said she would push for more restrictive laws to ensure privacy was maintained in the Internet age.

But Ms. Ahearn is constantly pushing for more restrictive laws against sex offenders on local, state and federal levels.

Other countries that have recently passed, or are considering, more restrictive laws include Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands.

An article on Aug. 14 about more restrictive laws for teenage drivers referred imprecisely to the number of teenagers who die in car crashes.

Also in March, North Dakota passed an even more restrictive law, banning abortions at the sixth week of pregnancy, which is before many women even know they are pregnant.

People wrote letters, children drew pictures and thousands of petition signatures rolled in — mostly in support of the more restrictive law.

In the 18-to-24 18-to-24 18-to-24age that provided the most enthusiastic support for Law and Justice in the parliamentary elections – 65% of respondents were in favour of a more restrictive law, includingroupan.

The protests on Monday follow a similar round of street demonstrations in early October, a reaction to a proposal for an even more restrictive law which would have banned abortion in all cases, including rape, and imposed prison sentences of up to five years on women and doctors involved in terminating pregnancies.

This new dichotomy is more restrictive in the "nonuniform part" but allow the "uniform part" to obey a polynomial law instead of an exponential (more restrictive) law.