Sentence examples for remains restrictive from inspiring English sources

It is unthinking because fiscal policy remains restrictive.

While cost remains restrictive to widespread classroom adoption, the lower-cost Google Cardboard could go some way towards making a VR-assisted classroom a reality.

The law on marriage inside Israel remains restrictive: for Jewish citizens, a religious ceremony, as laid down by the rabbinate, is the only kind recognised.

Rules governing the number of foreign imports that can be screened in China have been relaxed in the past couple of years, but state censorship of Hollywood fare remains restrictive.

A significant advance was achieved by the purification of GFP-positive MCs from transgenic mice [6], [39], but this method remains restrictive for most laboratories.

As the MPC also pointed out today, credit conditions in the economy are likely to remain "restrictive" while the banking system remains broken.

But the treaty remains so restrictive, she argued, that it has become a hindrance rather than an aid to security in a post-Soviet world.

Still, Rosenblum says, the law remains deeply restrictive, placing limits on the ages of the intended mother, as well as the surrogate mother, demanding that the religion of those involved are the same and dictating that the relationship status of the surrogate is single.

The first condition remains more restrictive than the second one, but the influence of δ is less important than the one of β (Fig. 4a).

The creation of Speakers' Corner has been criticized as a governmental concession to free speech which remains fairly restrictive.

Still, the basis for eligibility to benefit from fees exemption remains overly restrictive.