Sentence examples for relatively restrictive from inspiring English sources

New York's relatively restrictive voting laws posed a threat.

He said he was also concerned about the rise of relatively restrictive smartphones, at the expense of PCs or Macs.

The state has relatively restrictive rules for eligibility: children must come from a family with an income under 200percentt of the poverty line.

So-called personality inventories (see below) tend to have these characteristics, in that they are relatively restrictive, can be scored objectively, and are convenient to administer.

Hence, these solutions need to expand beyond the currently existing and relatively restrictive tools to a fully integrated and flexible interface based on human aspects.

The state's current relatively restrictive death penalty laws were cited by federal authorities as a reason to prosecute the men accused of October's sniper attacks in Virginia instead of Maryland.

The results in general suggest that farmers show an aversion to drastic changes in land management activities but they can be encouraged to adopt relatively less restrictive activities through appropriate compensations.

The relatively less restrictive representation of the fractional derivative according to parameters appears to be the one based on Pochhammer's contour integral introduced by Tremblay [29, 30].

West Virginia's voter ID law is relatively less restrictive than those in other states.

Mathematical programming methods, while relatively less restrictive, are not statistical and therefore preclude hypothesis testing and construction of confidence intervals.

So the M.I.T. system, using the analog campus cable system, simply bypasses the Internet and digital distribution, and takes advantage of the relatively less-restrictive licensing that the industry makes available to radio stations and others for the analog transmission.