Arminio Fraga, a former hedge-fund manager who is Brazil's new central-bank boss, warned a Senate committee last week that it would have to be "restrictive", so as to stop the one-off effect of devaluation on prices turning into inflation.
Although "film" initially referred to the celluloid stock on which movies were recorded, restricting the term to just celluloid-based works would be unduly restrictive.
Zoning would be too restrictive".
In the interview, Mr. Zardari said the prime minister's office did not interest him because it would be "very restrictive".
Robin Reed, chairwoman of the neighborhood association's historic preservation committee, said some homeowners worried that the historic designation would be too restrictive.
"It is not only his admonition to the press, which is bad enough, but he also wants a new law, which presumably would be more restrictive.
But Con Edison has consistently resisted efforts to landmark the building, saying the designation would be too restrictive, and removed the last original smokestack earlier this year, to preservationists' alarm.
In this year's filing, for example, the company said that imposing gender and minority requirements on the board selection process would be unduly restrictive and "would undermine the company's holistic evaluation of candidates".
It is similar to the so-called tick-test, which was effective on many stock markets before 2007, but would be more restrictive and could be easier to apply given the current structure of markets.
Critics say the new law, which would allow a termination after 22 weeks only if the mother's life was at risk or if the fetus was not viable, would be too restrictive.
