Significats de restrictive rules en anglès

Greece, Portugal and Spain have slashed labour costs and loosened restrictive rules.

Overly restrictive rules, he says, are better than no rules at all.

They're seeking a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of the restrictive rules.

The bank closed accounts in countries whose restrictive rules for offshore accounts made working with customers too expensive.

There were also other restrictive rules.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has contemplated more restrictive rules ordering people inside but for necessary trips.

Technology giants Google and Facebook have cautioned the Government against introducing overly restrictive rules for removing harmful online content.

Is New Zealand missing out on having a bustling nightlife by having such restrictive rules for clubs and bars?

They drove from beach to beach, only to be rebuffed by high admission fees, restrictive rules and dirty water.

The city of Long Beach, which borders Buscaino's district to the south, has more restrictive rules governing where sex offenders can live.

Foreign investors have applauded some government efforts to streamline regulations, but say there are still too many restrictive rules and a stifling bureaucracy.

The party boycotted last year's general elections because of restrictive rules that among other things prevented Ms Suu Kyi from being a candidate.

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied a stay, so it would take five Supreme Court votes to reimpose the more restrictive rules.

Rock music was busting through the restrictive rules and regs and protocol of high school - we had to sit (!)

Fiji's deputy opposition leader Biman Prasad says the opposition can't do an effective job in parliament because of restrictive rules and reduced sitting days.

Fiji's deputy opposition leader Biman Prasad says the opposition can't do an effective job in parliament because of restrictive rules and fewer sitting days.