She called the Indiana measure "the most restrictive of these types of abortion laws".
A watch is the least restrictive of three possible drought stages.
Other Arab countries regularly jail journalists who express dissident views, but Syria may be the most restrictive of all.
De Valera's primary purpose was to expunge those elements of the treaty he thought restrictive of Irish independence.
For the majority, the regime was restrictive of political and economic freedoms, but provided security, and the plummeting living standards in the 1990s contributed to this perception.
They tend to be more restrictive of abortion rights, less accommodating to criminal defendants and sharply skeptical of expanding federal authority at the expense of the states.
"Connecticut regulations, on the scale of things, are among the most restrictive of all the state regulations we've seen," he said.
The suit, filed Friday in the United States Court of Federal Claims by Google, contends that by considering only Microsoft products, the government was "unduly restrictive of competition".
In recent years, however, these laws have been challenged, and the challenges have been upheld, showing the laws to be actually restrictive of interstate commerce rather than protective.
Instead the contractors have benefited, while too many of its young people are, as Gilroy says, "struggling creatively to make something of themselves in the most difficult and restrictive of circumstances".
Other goaltenders of that era complained that a mask was too heavy, too hot, too restrictive of their vision -- not that different from the later complaints about a helmet and the current complaints about a visor.
