Sentence examples for restrictive country from inspiring English sources
Still, Mrs. Clinton tried not to allow the leak to muddy her message of openness in this restrictive country.
Search companies might decide to tailor their search results in order to offend the fewest countries, limiting all searches according to the rules of the most restrictive country.
It ranked Saudi Arabia as the most restrictive country and the Middle East and North Africa as the most restrictive regions.
While it was hard enough for participating players to gain entry to the restrictive country, journalists found it a near impossibility.
The "Freedom on the Net 2012" report, issued by Freedom House, an American organisation that tracks global trends in political freedom, ranked China as the third most restrictive country in the world when it comes to internet access, after Iran and Cuba (though this ranking excludes those places, such as North Korea, where ordinary people are not allowed to use the internet at all).
Just try offering a 40% discount on a suit in Belgium, or giving away a free dictionary with an Encyclopedia in France or Austria, and Europe's trading limitations soon become apparent.The most restrictive country of all is also the largest: Germany.
They could pull out entirely or flaunt restrictions and get banned in restrictive countries, but that would just further silence the voices of citizens.
Director Alex Meillier extols "the power of ordinary individuals to change the world", while Singaporean Anthony Chen says: "Filmmakers are very good at working within limits and working within restrictions – Iran is one of the most restrictive countries in the world, but it's produced some of the most subversive and most interesting cinema – nothing can stop art".
For if the standards are too restrictive, countries with less restrictive standards could prevent them from doing business with Singapore.
Some officials in restrictive countries have begun to concede as much.
When it comes to women's rights, Saudi Arabia remains one of the most restrictive countries in the world.
