Sentence examples for restrictive by from inspiring English sources

Those laws that remain are already restrictive by national standards.

"New Jersey is way out of line and restrictive by comparison".

"The government of China has continued to be extremely restrictive," by limiting the activities of monasteries and the number of monks, he said.

Peatfield is confident that many proposals feared as too restrictive by researchers won't pass.

The legislation is expected to be very restrictive by international standards.

The ASTM E1304 is less restrictive by using short bar specimens (SBS) but these can be ineffective with very brittle steels.

Volunteer rosters have not declined in Bantam and Beacon Falls, where officials said they removed old, restrictive by-laws.

The august Philip also mandated the 100-volume reading list celebrating the glory of Boston's Beacon Hill and personally wrote the club's very restrictive by-laws.

The unfortunate nickname may have something to do with that 2010 documentary No Fun City that followed the owners of venues (both legal and illegal) as they fought the city's complicated and restrictive by-laws as well as the police force.

The restrictive policies by Japan and Korea shall be cushioned by an ambition of coordination by monetary assistance.

It states, "Illegal downloading will be marginalized not by restrictive legislation but by technological progress and changing patterns of usage".