Meanings of overly restrictive in English

Republicans also objected it imposed overly restrictive labor requirements on Pakistani companies.

It's not overly restrictive, and it does allow a bit of latitude, said Sweetser.

RFA President Geoff Cooper said the limits are overly restrictive.

However, use of overly restrictive criteria may deny LT to some patients who could benefit.

Some police unions complain the decrees stigmatize police and impose overly restrictive limits on use of force.

Regardless, the notion that the present economic crisis is rooted in overly restrictive coronavirus-containment measures is itself wildly delusional.

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

Carrus executive chairman Sir Paul Adams said the Resource Management Act and overly restrictive planning rules were hamstringing development.

BlackRock said the draft was " overly restrictive and could in fact disincentivise foreign investment in Saudi stocks".

Sixty six million Americans are excluded from donating blood based on a list that some doctors call overly restrictive.

It is overly inclusive as to who can be committed and is overly restrictive on those who are committed.

Keep your budget on track without being overly restrictive by using the 20% Rule to redesign your budget.

My only hope is that Sony has the foresight to avoid overly restrictive digital rights management plans in their service.

Background: The current activity guidelines for coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) patients are overly restrictive, hindering recovery.

Mr Twyford said " overly restrictive planning" had created an artificial scarcity of land which drove up property prices.

Residents in several states who want their economies reopened have protested against what they describe as overly restrictive stay-at-home orders.