Sentence examples for over restrictive from inspiring English sources

Busy periods over Christmas, for instance Whether there is an entitlement to roll over any untaken holiday into the following year It's easy to brush over restrictive covenants when signing a new contract because they are only relevant after you have left.

After about three years in operation, the company is no stranger to fighting local regulators and governments over restrictive rules and regulations that would threaten to shut it down in various markets.

This comes at a time when there are stark divides over restrictive voter laws, including some that were struck down as too racist in the past that were passed within hours of Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act being declared unconstitutional.

Secondly, our definition of 'Adult' ADHD may be over restrictive therefore the percentage of parental ADHD may have been underestimated.

The first version was over-restrictive.

The conditions for making parental orders are alleged, by some lawyers, to be over-restrictive.

But Europe also has too many impediments to growth: over-restrictive labour laws, too much bureaucracy, too many protectionist tendencies that prevent the full implementation of the single market.

They're none too friendly with their neighbours either, though they usually have a few close drinking companions to share their misogyny and unfashionable views on liberal, over-restrictive society.

In some cases, it is still over-restrictive.

It is shown that both SIMP and PEAK functions can be over-restrictive in that the material is assigned only for probabilities close to one.

If this effectively wards off pirates then it will be great news for Android developers, but it adds one more potential issue for users: it's up to devs to decide how often they want to have their application phone home to request verification, and an over-restrictive application could be really frustrating if you're trying to use it on a plane or in an area with poor connectivity.