Sentence examples for so restrictive that from inspiring English sources

It is so restrictive that Poland registers fewer than 1,000 legal abortions annually.

Virginia's disclosure laws are so restrictive that Idaho media could not obtain the detailed police report.

He said the technical regulations had become so restrictive that teams could no longer find loopholes for innovation.

But the legislation is so restrictive that few people are entitled to claim and the amounts received are paltry.

It is so restrictive that amendments are required for local laws on mosquito control and litter enforcement.

The rules, Mr. Houston said, are so restrictive that they "could impede patient care and disrupt essential operations" of hospitals.

The problem, as Mr. Barton soon discovered, is that the enrollment criteria are so restrictive that very few children qualify.

And the rules of engagement are now so restrictive that I'm amazed that any insurgents were killed in the last year.

In response, the Labour Party accused the government of setting out to produce legislation so restrictive that nobody could reasonably enact it.

But the industry, including JPMorgan, maintained that some of the provisions of the bill were so restrictive that they could dry up lending for consumers.

Another studio had a layout so restrictive that the bed would have to be placed in the middle of the room or in the kitchen.