Sentence examples for of the restrictive from inspiring English sources

It developed that there was no need of the restrictive codes and restrictions are now being lifted all over the country.

It provides a way to step outside of the restrictive bounds of one's culture, revealing alternatives, breaking down boundaries.

Apple is acknowledging the failure of the restrictive copyright protections championed by the Recording Industry Association of America.

But the new micro-institutions of journalism already bear the hallmarks of the restrictive heritage they abandoned with such glee.

Moreover, most of the restrictive laws were passed in 2011, and the decline was already under way in 2008.

I am an employee of a major high-street bank and am fully aware of the restrictive nature of the role.

A number of suitors have tried to invest in talent agencies over the years but have backed away, in part because of the restrictive union rules.

Melodrama arose from two factors: the popularization of Romanticism and the Gothic; and the evasion of the restrictive licensing laws of England and France.

A central aspect of quarantines is the legitimacy of the restrictive measures, because you're always going to restrain people's ordinary rights (such as freedom of movement).

There are also concerns that because of the restrictive nature of the garment, your internal organs may be damaged in the process.

I don't do anything else".' McNally will have plenty to do this season, a result of the restrictive nature of the N.F.L's salary cap rather than a desire by the Giants to give him extra work.