"restrictive" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

restrictive adjetivo

restrictive + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 47
restrictive law • restrictive Least mean • restrictive policy • restrictive covenant • restrictive rule • ...
adverbio + restrictive
Kolokacji: 13
most restrictive • highly restrictive • overly restrictive • increasingly restrictive • unduly restrictive • ...
1. most restrictive = najbardziej restrykcyjny most restrictive
2. overly restrictive = zbyt restrykcyjny overly restrictive
3. increasingly restrictive = coraz bardziej restrykcyjny increasingly restrictive
4. unduly restrictive = nadmiernie restrykcyjny unduly restrictive
5. unnecessarily restrictive = niepotrzebnie restrykcyjny unnecessarily restrictive
6. racially restrictive = pod względem rasowym restrykcyjny racially restrictive
7. somewhat restrictive = nieco restrykcyjny somewhat restrictive
8. fairly restrictive = dość restrykcyjny fairly restrictive
9. unusually restrictive = wyjątkowo restrykcyjny unusually restrictive
  • Greenspan suggested that rates would not come down soon, to offset unusually restrictive bank lending practices.
  • Prosecutors have obtained unusually restrictive court orders that bar the defendants and their lawyers from communicating with virtually anyone.
  • In July, he filed a lawsuit against Oklahoma for its unusually restrictive ballot access laws, which he contends are contrary to the First Amendment right to petition one's government for a redress of grievances.
  • In recent testimony before the Senate Banking Committee, Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, suggested that rates would not be lowered soon, except to offset unusually restrictive commercial lending practices.
  • In discussing monetary policy before the Senate Banking Committee, Mr. Greenspan said rates would not be lowered soon except to offset unusually restrictive commercial lending practices.
  • Apple won't comment on any of this, and the nondisclosure agreements it has in place with its suppliers and collaborators are described as unusually restrictive.
  • This blockade was unusually restrictive in that even food was stopped as it was said to help the war.
  • The blockade was unusually restrictive in that even foodstuffs were considered "contraband of war".
  • Larry Brown flouted the organization's unusually restrictive rules last season, which played a major role in the Garden chairman James L. Dolan's decision to fire him.
(2) highly, extremely, severely
Kolokacji: 3
restrictive + preposición
Kolokacji: 3
restrictive in • restrictive of • restrictive for

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