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restrictive

[ri-strik-tiv] / rɪˈstrɪk tɪv /




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“It’s important that our policy stay at a moderately restrictive posture, because that is a posture that increases the likelihood that we will get inflation back to our 2% target.”

From Barron's

The prospect of Warsh at the helm of the Fed has crypto traders more concerned about the impact of a potentially restrictive monetary regime.

From MarketWatch

“But if the January jobs report shows a similar dynamic, it should at a minimum help keep the Fed from adopting an overly restrictive stance as the first quarter progresses.”

From Barron's

Those surveyed who switched from Copilot said they found better quality elsewhere, with some citing poor user experience and restrictive usage limits.

From The Wall Street Journal

And therefore, they argue, more restrictive laws would simply drive it underground and lead to women taking more risks.

From BBC