Sentence examples for no more restrictive from inspiring English sources

Supporters say that Amendment 8 seeks to make the Florida Constitution no more restrictive on the issue than the United States Constitution.

The District Court found that the regulations enacted after the decree was signed were no more restrictive than those already in place.

The Tate show, with international artists including David Altmejd has this year thankfully opted for no more restrictive overall theme than Made Up.

But if they do, the treatment limits and financial requirements could be no more restrictive than those that apply to medical or surgical benefits.

Each film is expected to carry a budget of up to $165 million and a rating no more restrictive than PG-13.

He said the new rules would make clear that designated visitors should enjoy visiting privileges that are no more restrictive than those enjoyed by immediate family members.

"I'm not," he wrote, adding that he would accept no political label more restrictive than "independent".

Does Mr. Mizrahi think that women today are less competitive with one another than they might have been in a more restrictive era? "No," he says, "I don't.

"What we're being threatened with now is that if you become more restrictive, no one is going to come in and sell his development rights," she said.

The nuns who have endorsed the health care bill and their supporters say that is not so, suggesting that they see no need for the more restrictive language on abortion in the bill passed by the House last year.

The draft policy is more restrictive because mutual funds are no longer an allowable investment, she said.