Sentence examples for act to constrain from inspiring English sources

As the hearing's chair, Democratic senator Russ Feingold made clear that if the courts won't act, then Congress must act to constrain this "gross violation of privacy".

If governments do not act to constrain carbon emissions, the current business initiatives, which assume such constraints in the future, will eventually wither.

But while lower demand and a sluggish economy normally act to constrain inflation, some experts said the pressure on prices in the months ahead might be driven by economic activity elsewhere in the world, not just inside its biggest economy.

While environmentalists insist that lower rates of consumption of natural resources are essential for a sustainable future, many economists dismiss the notion that resource limits act to constrain modern, creative societies.

"The population trends are downwards, so now is a prime time to act to constrain further growth in these fisheries to keep them at sustainable levels".

Further, some argue that these changes at the gene level might act to constrain the type of morphological change that can occur (Wake 1991; Gould 2002).

A control is a physical barrier, a device or a process that acts to constrain or direct the effects of a variable.

For example, if selection acts to constrain gene expression levels to an optimal level but novel regulatory alleles persist with long sojourn times due to weak purifying selection, then compensatory regulatory evolution [44] may be common.

This paracrine signaling acts to constrain ISC proliferation within the epithelial compartment.

LPS up-regulated SLC39A14 mRNA in primary human macrophages and this acted to constrain inflammatory responses [ 93].

Our data suggest that an interaction of Rab27a and MyRIP acts to constrain WPBs at a peripheral localization in the cell.