Sentence examples for restrictive form from inspiring English sources

What remains unclear is just why Ariak was placed for so long in such a restrictive form of detention.

These are the domestic troubles of wise guys subjected to a new and remarkably restrictive form of house arrest.

Judge Parker ordered Dr. Lee released to a highly restrictive form of home detention on $1 million bail.

The judge indicated he was leaning toward a restrictive form of house arrest, but in a secret hearing the prosecution warned of dire circumstances.

But she could just as easily use a more restrictive form of the same licence, which would allow anyone to reproduce it providing they made no money from the result.

The whole entertaining saga has (I would hope) the flavour of a period piece, dating as it does from the era when a peculiarly restrictive form of identity politics flourished in British cultural life.

In time more restrictive forms of mating were introduced and paternity was recognized.

"Consumers increasingly choose less restrictive forms of managed care," which cost more than health maintenance organizations, the report said.

Young women, in particular, have got used to ignoring or subverting the more restrictive forms of dress demanded by pious or misogynistic Muslim men.

The same official said there had been a growing number of assessments that were recommending asylum seekers not be taken to Christmas Island or the regional processing centres and recommended they be placed in "less restrictive forms of detention".

In its more restrictive forms, managed care made patients jump through bureaucratic hoops to obtain treatment, but experts say it, too, did little to expose consumers to the true costs of health care.