Usage of "more restrictive"

Aún no tenemos significados para "more restrictive".

Uso de more restrictive en inglés

In emerging markets, investors expected more restrictive policies, but uncertainty also increased. 
 Reuters 

Their legal action led to the introduction of more restrictive temporary licences. 
 The Guardian 

Some e-cigarette companies are already positioning themselves for a more restrictive environment. 
 Reuters 

This may have led to a more restrictive use of intravenous fluids. 
 Pubmed 

After being in the dream forest, her cave felt even more restrictive. 
 Radiant Shadows 

Are Kenya's laws more restrictive than other countries in the region? 
 The South African 

The environment has become more restrictive in the past two years. 
 Reuters 

The requirements of SAFE, the foreign exchange regulator, are more restrictive. 
 Reuters 

Yes, to be sure; but it will gradually become more and more restrictive. 
 Who Goes There? / The Story of a Spy in the Civil War 

These permits will be more restrictive than the current provisional licence. 
 The Irish Times 

Those more restrictive bans have been put on hold by courts. 
 Reuters 

But Georgia, of course, had implemented a more restrictive law. 
 Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor... 

But you can now anticipate such excursions to be far more restrictive and regimented. 
 Independent.ie 

But liberals fear it could mean more restrictive marriage and divorce laws for women. 
 Reuters 

These are typically more restrictive and many observers have doubts as to their validity. 
 Reuters 

She was wearing even more restrictive clothing and looked distressed. 
 Escape 

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Irlanda

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Estados Unidos de América

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Reino Unido

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