Sentence examples for so restrictive to from inspiring English sources

"There needs to be a watchdog institution which is concerned with inequality and fair trade, asks why the USA and Europe are so restrictive to products from the third world, and raises questions about the pricing policy of the drug companies," he says.

FDR signed legislation so restrictive to the private sector that a clause within it was referred to as the "death sentence".

A. It's probably the reason why German research laws are so restrictive — just to be on the "safe" side.

Ms. Zuckerbrot had been daintily eating salads, steamed chicken and broccoli to stay thin, but "it occurred to me that perhaps I actually didn't need to be so restrictive".

His aim is to find the best ways to protect Reconnect's staff and volunteers without allowing travel safety considerations to become so restrictive that they scupper a valuable project.

"You don't want to be so restrictive that people are conducting activity on their nonwork computers because that's not allowed," Mr. Siewert said.

"Even worse, some states have laws that are so restrictive it's almost impossible to open a charter school in the first place".

They argue that while some turnover of entrenched lawmakers may be healthy, the downside of term limits is that the terms tend to be so restrictive that legislatures often end up being run by amateurs and career lobbyists.

The range and variety are such that it may be well-nigh impossible to formulate a meaningful definition of the circumstances that produce learning, for the definition either will be so restrictive that it clearly applies to only a fraction of the cases that should be regarded as instances of learning, or it will be so broad that it says nothing.

Realize also that creating a budget - and living with it - doesn't have to be so restrictive.

This working hypothesis, which is not so restrictive in terms of engineering applications, leads to reduce the heat conduction problem to a thermal cross-section analysis solved by 2D-FEM.Then, using the temperature solution as an external loading, the mechanical beam problem is carried out through a 1D refined beam theory.