Sentence examples for restrictive towards from inspiring English sources

When comparing employees with high education to those with lower education, Holmås and et al (2008) get ambiguous results, with higher educated employees being more restrictive towards some causes of sickness absence but less restrictive towards other causes.

The same finding applies to older compared to younger employees: older employees seem to be more restrictive towards sickness absence than younger employees.

Figures 13 and 14 show that, in overall, African countries have been more restrictive towards nationals from OECD and other non-African countries than towards African nationals.

Figure 16 shows that until the late 1980s former colonisers were much less restrictive towards migration of the nationals from previous colonial states.

Or do we observe a more complex picture, with policies towards particular groups (such as asylum seekers or low-skilled labour migrants) becoming more restrictive, and less restrictive towards other groups (such as the high-skilled or students)?

It is concluded that, for time-accurate transient simulations of the stiff chemistry problems in CVD modeling the conservation of the non-negativity of the species concentrations is much more important, and much more restrictive towards the time step size, than stability.

In London, virtually all London boroughs have highly restrictive policies towards student housing.

"It's probably going to mean a more restrictive policy towards asylum seekers," she said.

Other countries have taken restrictive measures towards cryptocurrencies, so the option isn't beyond the pale.

One reason for the low emigration was the restrictive policies towards immigrants applied from 1917 and ahead.

Policies that stimulate access for high-skilled migrants may affect the educational composition of relevant cohorts of migrants, but this also applies to more restrictive policies towards migration (Korpi 2012).