Sentence examples for restrictive after from inspiring English sources

Her order became less restrictive after changes introduced by the Vatican in the 1960s.

It will surely normalise, even if for many this "normalisation" will seem restrictive after the exuberance that characterised the period of easy credit, which for so long seemed "normal".

The Entertainment Software Rating Board, which assigns age ratings to video games, will keep the "mature" label on Manhunt 2, despite calls from some groups to make the rating more restrictive after hackers defeated measures that blur some of the game's violence, The Associated Press reported yesterday.

In Gaza, according to the C.I.A., "Israeli-imposed border closures, which became more restrictive after Hamas seized control of the territory in June 2007, have resulted in high unemployment, elevated poverty rates, and the near collapse of the private sector that had relied on export markets".

Also Central Africa visa policies have also become more restrictive after an initial opening in the 1970s.

Furthermore, it is rather interesting to observe that the condition on inner neighbourhoods also becomes less restrictive after the interval halving has been carried out.

In a subgroup analysis, the 90-day mortality rate of nursing home residents was statistically significantly higher after restrictive transfusions than after liberal transfusions.

Silvio Berlusconi proposed one restrictive bill after another — most didn't pass, but they served to intimidate the media — and he also called for boycotts of media outlets that were critical of him.

We are a fickle and confusing bunch that embraces one restrictive trend after another (soy-free, gluten-free, raw) while at the same time whimsically eating dairy, eggs and even fish!

Though there is no definitive evidence for an anti-communist witch-hunt, some of this could have come from the establishment wish to assert a restrictive normality after the social upheavals of the second world war, with the police casting themselves as the guardians of a traditional morality.

Two Met police officers have been placed on "restrictive duties" after mobile phone video footage circulated of one of them striking and splintering a driver's windscreen in north London.