Sentence examples for the restrictive measures from inspiring English sources

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?

A central aspect of quarantines is the legitimacy of the restrictive measures, because you're always going to restrain people's ordinary rights (such as freedom of movement).

The statement said that the European Union also had "decided to strengthen the restrictive measures against the Central Bank of Iran.

In 2009, after criticism by Israel and Jewish organizations over the rejection of so many claimants, the German Federal Social Court relaxed the restrictive measures.

The restrictive measures taken by the local government show that the widespread destruction of schools during the devastating earthquake on May 12 in southwest China continues to be a delicate political issue.

Remini went into more detail about the restrictive measures imposed by leaders during the Q&A, claiming the Church banned her from practicing yoga because "it would mix the practices of the religion".

The first rating was made immediately after the patients had begun their exposure to the restrictive measure or measures.

While the Jordanian parliament is the author of the new restrictive measures, there are few who doubt the king's controlling hand over the wider political process.

Health officials appeared to be working towards the accepted public health goals of minimising morbidity and mortality while using the least restrictive measures available to slow the spread of the infection.

He had expressed regret concerning the fate of the Australian Aborigines in a Telegraph article in 1888 and also opposed Sir Henry Parkes's poll tax on the Chinese, and now opposed the continuing restrictive measures passed in 1896 and 1898.

The most restrictive measures would affect immigration, making illegal immigration punishable by prison terms.