Sentence examples for restrictive challenges from inspiring English sources
Forums hold lists of restrictive challenges, which can involve everything from having one Sim birth 100 babies to re-creating consecutive historical eras with each generation of a family.
Ms. Delafosse said she relished the idea of designing something new but that she also like the restrictive challenge of having to create underwear using only swimwear materials.
In Ontario, one of the earliest provinces to enact restrictive legislation, the challenges have focused on how the legislation has been implemented rather than on whether or not public accounting should be regulated.
From Texas to South Dakota to Wisconsin, federal courts across the country — many of them with vacancies that the president will now be able to fill — are seeing their dockets grow with challenges to restrictive new anti-abortion laws.
He says that his organisation is preparing challenges against restrictive anti-gun laws across the country, in order to "win back our firearms freedoms one lawsuit at a time".
Modi won the first outright majority in Indian politics for 30 years in the poll last May after pledging to boost flagging growth in the emerging power where red tape, corruption, poor infrastructure and restrictive laws remain major challenges to business.
In fairness to Fincher, the global gross of his film stands at a not-too-shabby $232m, overcoming the challenges of restrictive certificates (in the UK, it's an 18) and a Christmas-holiday release date that didn't chime well with the grisly content.
In the restrictive group, 143 fluid challenges were performed, of which 65% were positive (Table 3).
They force themselves to think in less restrictive ways and to challenge easy conclusions.
(There is speculation that the Attorney General will also challenge racially restrictive voting laws in South Carolina and elsewhere).
The rulings were seen as a sweeping victory for voting rights activists and the US Department of Justice, which had challenged the restrictive voting laws.
