Sentence examples for restrictive stance from inspiring English sources

Some consumer privacy advocates, while offering measured praise for the new privacy option, saw the move as an attempt to thwart a more restrictive stance on data collection.

The firm said that it had complied with the rules as it understood them but had learned in May that the S.E.C. was taking a more restrictive stance.

Ms. Lau, who is one of the 60 members of Hong Kong's Legislative Council, said constituents had been calling her office to complain about her insistence that the government's restrictive stance on immigration is unconstitutional.

American industry and government officials accuse Europe of wanting a treaty to help it erect trade barriers and to justify the restrictive stance it is already taking on genetically modified foods.

While Turkey long maintained an open-border policy with Syria, the country has recently adopted a restrictive stance, militarising the border and allowing only authorised traders, aid organisations, and those with life-threatening injuries to cross, leaving Syrians stranded in a conflict zone.

Indeed, the rights restrictive stance on hijab is illogical from a female empowerment standpoint.

In fact, most European trade unions have formally abandoned their restrictive stances of the past.

On the adjustment measures, in addition to a strong commitment to income policies, great importance was placed on a restrictive monetary policy stance and on fighting inflation.

Speaking to Guardian Australia the day before the show opened, Ai drew parallels between Lego's corporate stance and the restrictive Chinese government, who he said were equally unwilling to change their respective party lines.

Mr. Janklow fought for limited regulation of business to attract jobs, and he liked to contrast that stance with Minnesota's more restrictive economic environment, with his usual humorous jabs.

It's so restrictive!