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Meanings of too restrictive in English

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Usage of too restrictive in English
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At first Richard and Nicole were much too restrictive in their search.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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The Minister for Health described the current laws as too restrictive.
The Irish Times
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The measures were seen as too restrictive, and some doubted they would work.
Reuters
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ASCO, ASH and Amgen have said Medicare's policy is too restrictive.
Reuters
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This is seen as too restrictive and inappropriate for some trades.
Reuters
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Burundi's military said the mission's current mandate was too restrictive.
Reuters
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It said the timeframe for the deal was too restrictive.
The Irish Times
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Opponents say it is too restrictive and could drive up the cost of borrowing.
Reuters
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Either way, the immobility of the literal and factual is too restrictive for Hardwick.
The Guardian
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Make sure it fits well and is not too restrictive.
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After a significant rise in planning refusals, councillors had argued the plan was too restrictive.
The Irish Times
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Even the thought of university felt too restrictive, and I delayed going until my mid-twenties.
The Guardian
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Even the 16-hour time limit might be too restrictive.
Reuters
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But U.S. manufacturers complained they were still too restrictive.
Reuters
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He felt as though the place was too small for him, too boring, too restrictive.
Danielle Steel
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But U.S. manufacturers complained it was still too restrictive compared with main competitors China and Israel.
Reuters
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