Sentence examples for to a restrictive from inspiring English sources

But in October 1967, WOR-FM decided to change to a restrictive format.

Otpor started as a student response to a restrictive law on universities in October 1998.

The harmonisation and codification of money-laundering laws to a restrictive level.

Failure to respond to a restrictive instruction automatically initiates both power reduction and braking.

Nonetheless, the view that people should get only the "optimum" medical service always leads to a restrictive policy.

The group won't discuss his absence, though the most prominent rumor is that his mother, having heard his music, shipped him off to a restrictive boarding school.

In exchange for the new arrangement in 1993, she agreed to a restrictive court order that had only been used once before, and that time to guard the privacy of a child killer from media intrusion.

Senior DUP leaders, who resist change to a restrictive abortion regime, say their party is a logical choice for faithful Catholics.Father Tim Bartlett, a Catholic spokesman, insists that the church will never tell people how to vote; but it does urge the faithful to assess the parties' stance on moral matters.

In patients with infiltrative cardiomyopathies, diastolic dysfunction is commonly the primary myocardial disorder and is characterised by increased LV wall thickness and reduced LV compliance, often evolving to a restrictive pattern.

Children included in our study were transfused according to a restrictive strategy, which recommends transfusion for stable non-cyanotic PICU patients only if their Hb level drops below 70g/LL.

In the literature, easier access to citizenship (i.e. fewer and less demanding requirements) is understood to reflect a 'liberal'civicvic' and 'inclusive' national self-understanding as opposed to a 'restrictive'ethnicnic' and 'exclusive' national self-understanding in states with more demanding requirements (Brubaker, 1992; Joppke, 1999; Kohn, 1944).