Sentence examples for Constrain the ability from inspiring English sources

"It will constrain the ability of pupils to specialise in areas of the curriculum they enjoy," he says.

The IPCC says these uncertainties constrain the ability to implement solar radiation management in the near future.

This principle may constrain the ability of China to address more complex and diffuse sustainable development challenges in the future.

But with a new ideological makeup, "a Supreme Court decision applying a narrower definition could constrain the ability of a future administration to broaden the definition," Gerrard said.

Given the decrease in subsidies for presses in today's academic environment, it will constrain the ability of publishers to continue to afford to publish such books.

Iran must also suspend enrichment at Fordo and accept conditions that "constrain the ability to quickly resume enrichment there," the official said, without being specific.

The separation of powers and the checks and balances characteristic of democratic political systems constrain the ability of elected leaders to move their countries rashly toward war.

ANCOVA analysis showed that light deprivation did not constrain the ability of young pines to respond to weevil damage by increasing non-volatile resin content in the stems.

The letter proposes measures to raise and better enforce minimum wages, strengthen collective bargaining, relax wage caps on public sector workers, tackle pay inequities, and constrain the ability of businesses to avoid or outsource normal employment responsibilities.

I believe quite the opposite; classification of social media companies as publishers would severely constrain the ability of users to share and direct view and information, as legislators in the US and the EU have long recognized.

We continue to believe that "say on pay" votes constrain the ability of compensation committees to exercise their business judgment with respect to nuanced personnel and compensation decisions that are often driven by sensitive information.