Sentence examples for restrictive part from inspiring English sources

The government did assure Huvelle that, for the rest of Jawad's stay, he'd be held in the least restrictive part of Guantánamo, where he'd have opportunities for "education" and free access to satellite television, books, newspapers, magazines, handheld games, puzzles, and art supplies.

Italy and Germany fretted that heavy industry might flee to less restrictive parts of the world, while the east Europeans worried about the costs of it all.

But Mr. Rushdie's relentless public presence is notable not only because it flouts the edict against him from more restrictive parts of the world, but also because it occurs precisely at a moment when many of New York's most successful writers appear to lead lives of domestic tranquillity in Brooklyn.

The court has temporarily blocked some aspects of the law from taking effect, and it plans to hold its first hearing – to review a challenge against the most restrictive parts of the Texas abortion law – next summer.

Essentially, a succession of revolving door lobbyist-bureaucrats, in conjunction with industry "stakeholders," have been attempting to use the TPP to export the most restrictive parts of US copyright law to 11 other countries.

Deutsche Bank executives, however, feel the rules are unnecessarily restrictive – and spent part of the call complaining about them.

Restrictive bills are part of what supporters describe as a movement to end tolerance for the country's estimated 11 million illegal residents.

"We are thinking about it," says Jeffery. "We have been very restrictive: a large part of my job is saying 'no' to stuff, and a lot of people have got in touch wanting to do things.

The overuse of restraint and restrictive interventions is part of a totally outdated culture in health and care services but they are still being used too often in today's system.

Prosecutors had sought the restrictive conditions in part by arguing that the case against Mr. Strauss-Kahn was a strong one, citing a number of factors, including the credibility of his accuser, with one prosecutor saying her story was "compelling and unwavering".

More restrictive regulation is part of a greater trend around the world, said Naman M. Aggarwal, Asia policy associate at Access Now.