Sentence examples for restrictive for the from inspiring English sources

This means the measures proposed were too restrictive for the countries involved and did not produce the longer-lasting economic growth predicted.

"We find the bill really onerous and overly restrictive for the vast majority of our hosts who occasionally rent out their home or room in their home," said William D. Burns, the public policy director for Airbnb.

This prerequisite can become fairly restrictive for the solution of large gas network systems, where estimations of "good" initial gas load and nodal values across the domain can defy intuition.

Commercial binary pump systems for supercritical fluid chromatography only allow for the implementation of ternary solvent strength gradients which can be restrictive for the separation of polar polymeric analytes.

Although the Rome I criteria were modified in 1999 to the Rome II criteria (Thompson et al., 1999), epidemiologic studies have consistently shown that the latter may be too restrictive for the diagnosis of constipation (Pare et al., 2001; Garrigues et al., 2004), and we therefore used the former.

This condition is very restrictive for the funding of innovative projects.

To determine if our selection criteria (clindamycin-susceptible MRSA) was too restrictive for identifying the USA300 strains, pulsed field gel electrophoresis was performed on the first four clindamycin-resistant isolates from six hospitals.

It is hard to imagine a situation where blanket restrictions on the exchange of information would constitute the "least restrictive manner" for the government to fulfil the purpose of the restriction, whatever this might be.

Aberconway blamed the unions' "restrictive practices" for the demise of the shipbuilding yard.

Requiring alerts would be the least restrictive way for the industry to address the problem.

The E.P.A. also proposed more restrictive rules for the ocean dumping of PCB-laden soil off the state's coast.