Sentence examples for more restrictive of from inspiring English sources

They tend to be more restrictive of abortion rights, less accommodating to criminal defendants and sharply skeptical of expanding federal authority at the expense of the states.

A second amendment, sponsored by Senator John Ashcroft, a Missouri Republican who is seeking his party's presidential nomination, would be even more restrictive of NATO's ability to send forces outside its boundaries.

Mr. Tron said the policy of the mall's operator, Forest City Ratner Companies, was "more all-encompassing" than others around the country, but "more restrictive" of the young shoppers it sought to control.

"The South Beach Diet" by Dr. Arthur Agatston was published last year and is similar to the Atkins Diet but slightly more restrictive of saturated fat intake (like butter and bacon) and allows high fiber carbs (like multigrain breads and wild rice).

The advantages of such formulas are ritual and reduced decision making, and the disadvantages are that dieters learn nothing about eating habits because choices are made for them and, also, that the more restrictive of these diets (down to 300 calories per day) can be quite dangerous to the health.

The Wisconsin law, one of the more restrictive of dozens such laws nationwide, bars registered voters from casting ballots unless they possess one of eight photo ID cards, including a Wisconsin driver's license, a state ID card, a United States passport, a military ID card, certain kinds of college student IDs, a naturalization certificate or a photo ID from a Native American tribe in the state.

The team found that police departments with more restrictive use-of-force guidelines have the fewest officer-involved shootings per capita.

A secondary objective was to explore the use of a more restrictive definition of SSD on the findings of the study.

Several EU countries, including Belgium, have a much more restrictive interpretation of "freedom of movement" than the UK.

Taken together they add up to an attempt to restore some of the more restrictive elements of control orders to the existing regime of terrorist prevention and investigation measures (Tpims).

Boorse (1975, 1976, 1977 , 1997 and his followers have opted for a more restrictive view of the causes of disease.