Sentence examples for more restrictive provision from inspiring English sources

That reduction was largely a result of a more restrictive provision regarding food benefits tied to heating and cooling allowances.

Conservative gun rights groups see any new restrictions enacted as potentially leading to just more restrictive provisions, but I have talked to more than a couple avid hunters who are very much in favor of more restrictive access to guns, because they know that horrific events like what occurred in Connecticut do not help their cause.

The measure, which closely follows recommendations from President Bush, now goes to the Senate, where some of its more restrictive provisions are likely to be modified.

§ 304(b) of the IIRIRA repealed § 212 and replaced it with a more restrictive 'cancellation of removal' provision under § 240A.

Realistically, the UK courts are fighting a losing battle in trying to control publications under the contempt of court provisions – even if the law in the UK were to be made more restrictive, it would not restrict foreign media outlets or the blogosphere.

Concern over environmental matters could lead to more restrictive regimes than any arms-control provisions, ultimately shaping the way in which countries evolve economically.

But some provisions of the Medicare manual and guidelines used by Medicare contractors establish more restrictive standards, which suggest coverage should be denied or terminated if a patient reaches a plateau or is not improving or is stable.

In addition, IHR 2005 includes provisions that require WHO to recommend, and state parties to use, control measures that are no more restrictive than necessary to achieve the desired level of health protection (articles 17, 43).

"It's becoming more and more restrictive.

The House bill is even more restrictive.

Today, immigration laws are more restrictive.