That's been my fear all along: that, by being so feeble back in 2009, the PCC was inviting politicians to go for something more restrictive.
John Slaughter, a director of the Home Builders Federation, said: "I am concerned by the list [of changes] put forward by the National Trust, as I think if you put all those in you will end up with something more restrictive than now".
So while Mr. Gordon's views on immigration policy have shifted from an open-door policy to something more restrictive, Ms. Balph has softened her support for the Iraq war.
Though, more likely, it has just done a cost-benefit analysis and determined that a small market — like Denmark — is not worth its while to put in time and lobbying cash to try to flip the regulatory regime to something less restrictive.
Attempts to wipe out the AUMF, or replace it with something more restrictive, have grown even more frequent in the years since the Obama administration used it to open hostilities with the Islamic State.
Further Possible Readings Turning on the Use of "Based On": If we take it literally, the phrase "based on the biological sex" of course means just what it says: "based upon" rather than something more restrictive like "of the same biological sex".
The woman in the sunglasses said something in a restrictive tone that I neither understood nor heeded.
What if I said to you, okay, for $40 a month, which is what most people pay today, I'm going to do something much more restrictive than what Comcast did: you can transfer 100 gigabytes?
Indeed, the Obama administration may have a harder time than the Bush administration in resisting Congressional calls for some kind of strings attached to the spending, whether in the form of measurements for success, or something even more restrictive, if still undefined.
Regimes in this context need not be considered as something being solely restrictive.
