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Meanings of more restrictive in английском

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Usage of more restrictive in английском
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In emerging markets, investors expected more restrictive policies, but uncertainty also increased.
Reuters
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Their legal action led to the introduction of more restrictive temporary licences.
The Guardian
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Some e-cigarette companies are already positioning themselves for a more restrictive environment.
Reuters
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This may have led to a more restrictive use of intravenous fluids.
Pubmed
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After being in the dream forest, her cave felt even more restrictive.
Radiant Shadows
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Are Kenya's laws more restrictive than other countries in the region?
The South African
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The environment has become more restrictive in the past two years.
Reuters
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The requirements of SAFE, the foreign exchange regulator, are more restrictive.
Reuters
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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
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These permits will be more restrictive than the current provisional licence.
The Irish Times
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Those more restrictive bans have been put on hold by courts.
Reuters
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But Georgia, of course, had implemented a more restrictive law.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
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But you can now anticipate such excursions to be far more restrictive and regimented.
Independent.ie
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But liberals fear it could mean more restrictive marriage and divorce laws for women.
Reuters
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These are typically more restrictive and many observers have doubts as to their validity.
Reuters
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She was wearing even more restrictive clothing and looked distressed.
Escape
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United States of America
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