Sentence examples for not restrictive enough from inspiring English sources

Depending on who is reacting, the corps' proposed changes may be too restrictive or not restrictive enough.

These include the California League of Women Voters, which argues that the measure is not restrictive enough and would create a range of new complications and potential abuses.

Like that other troublemaking Bart (Simpson), Stupak, who wants to kill the health care bill because he thinks the language on abortion funding is not restrictive enough, should have to write on the blackboard a hundred times: "I will listen closely when the nuns tell me I am wrong.

The photo ID requirement here is both too restrictive and not restrictive enough to effectively prevent voter fraud.

Bill C-14 has already passed Canada's Parliament, but is currently under review in the Senate and is under fire from two sides -- one that says it is too restrictive and the other that says it's not restrictive enough.

If these values are not restrictive enough, then there may be too many k-mers to be indexed.

Although the country already has one of the strictest abortion laws in Europe, some believe it isn't restrictive enough.

The Republican legislator responsible for these bills even boldly acknowledged in the Salt Lake Tribune that the federal government wasn't restrictive enough and that he's just working to take the rights of elective abortions away.

Oddly, it started with one man's conviction that his community was not being restrictive enough.

For the general case, however, the stratification might not prove restrictive enough to permit sufficient degrees of preference discrimination.

Both are necessary, but not nearly restrictive enough.