Sentence examples for the most restrictive rules from inspiring English sources

Increasingly companies are choosing to conform to the most restrictive rules rather than wait for any scientific consensus.

"The most restrictive rules about Internet content -- influenced by any country -- could have an impact on people around the world".

Here in California, Gov. Gray Davis and the Los Angeles superintendent of schools, Roy Romer, have now vowed to try to roll back the most restrictive rules, or have them waived for particular projects, despite the reluctance of some legislators to cast votes that opponents will charge endanger children.

Among the retailers with the most restrictive rules: Sears and Best Buy.

Germany has some of the most restrictive rules on opening hours of all.

The state has among the most restrictive voting rules in the country.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club has perhaps the most restrictive medication rules in the world.

The AARP, the 40 million member lobby for those 50 and older, has been fighting, with some success, to change the most restrictive zoning rules.

Texas, which has some of the most restrictive Medicaid eligibility rules in the country for adults, currently covers working parents only if they do not earn more than roughly 20 percent of the federal poverty level.

Search companies might decide to tailor their search results in order to offend the fewest countries, limiting all searches according to the rules of the most restrictive country.

With or without tighter background checks, LAX's pending operating rules would be among "the most restrictive agreements we've agreed to around the country," said Joe Okpaku, Lyft's director of public affairs.