Sentence examples for restrictive proposals from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hu was said to have rejected some of the more restrictive proposals as too draconian for a progressive national capital.
The judge must decide whether to approve a settlement between Microsoft, the Justice Department and nine states, or impose the more restrictive proposals of nine other states.
Judge Colleen Koflar-Kothely oFederal District Court Court must decide whether to approve a settlement endorsed earlier by Microsoft, the Justice Department and nine other states, or adopt the more restrictive proposals of the coalition of state attorneys general still pursuing the four-year-old antitrust case.
A similar, though more restrictive, proposal was made during the Bush administration by the chairman of the S.E.C. at that time, William H. Donaldson.
In recent weeks, Senator Judd Gregg, a New Hampshire Republican, has been trying to attach an even more restrictive proposal, which would cancel the program, to a number of appropriations bills, Congressional aides said.
It was a severely restrictive proposal that banned smokeable, edible and vapable forms of pot, and would have forced patients to wait 90 days to receive authorization to use medical pot.
Pro-immigrant forces are turning to the federal structure to resist Trump's restrictive immigration proposals.
In response, community groups have drafted their own, more restrictive zoning proposal, and the two competing plans were debated at a packed hearing before the City Planning Commission on Sept. 24.
Pennsylvania's state Senate on Wednesday passed a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks, modeled on similar legislation in almost 20 states and considered by Planned Parenthood to be one of the nation's most restrictive anti-abortion proposals.
In this respect, quality-maximizing hospitals are more restrictive in proposing mergers than the standard of the competition authority and that is why there are less proposals that the standard rejects.
His opponent, Linda S. Tyler, 64, a popular moderate Democrat, was the person he blamed most for blocking a more restrictive anti-abortion proposal the year before, when he was a freshman legislator.
