Sentence examples for restrictive set of rules from inspiring English sources

Instead, the military insisted that they sign a new, significantly more restrictive set of rules.

You'll probably have to live with your landlord's furniture and decoration and a restrictive set of rules.

Instead of feeling as though I'm living within a restrictive set of rules, guiltily desiring secret things, I feel as though we're writing the rules together.

Instead of living within a restrictive set of rules, guiltily desiring secret things, we're writing the rules together This raises another question: why is polyamory becoming more widespread?

After a new set of leaked Sony emails revealed a restrictive set of rules for Spider-Man's on-screen persona, the character's creator, Stan Lee, has spoken out in support of the controversial stipulations.

I would happily accept the German deal: a somewhat more restrictive set of rules for second- and third-trimester abortions in exchange for the social peace that getting the issue out of politics would bring.

Websites are governed by a less restrictive set of privacy rules overseen by the Federal Trade Commission.

But of course, if you think of punk rock as being a certain kind of spirit or approach to art and life, rather than a restrictive set of codified genre rules, then this was a very punk rock thing to do indeed.

"Nature only uses a restrictive set of molecules and chemical reactions out of many thousands available.

The reaction rate of the oxidation of ethylene glycol is increased but for a restrictive set of conditions.

Over the past two decades, China has maintained a highly restrictive, complex set of rules on how foreigners can invest on the mainland.