Sentence examples for attempting to constrain from inspiring English sources

Yet the same joint statement that included the controversial reference to Taiwan also included a joint pledge to welcome a "constructive" role for China, both regionally and globally.Indeed, far from attempting to constrain China, some in the region have worried that America has recently allowed it too much room for manoeuvre.

However, it is widely recognized that government actions can facilitate monopoly, and the antitrust agencies have a role in attempting to constrain such government behavior as well.

"No majority leader in history has attempted to constrain Senate debate as aggressively as Senator Lott has attempted to do.

No majority leader in history has attempted to constrain Senate debate as aggressively as Senator Lott has chosen to do...

The possibility of hydrothermal reduction of N2 to NH4+ permits us to attempt to constrain the total NH4+ flux from Hadean off-axis SHS.

Here we have attempted to constrain the optical constants of dust grains and their distribution toward Spica by taking into account the asymmetry in the dust distribution to the North and South of Spica.

Gorr attempts to constrain what sorts of preferences might count for purposes of setting the baseline; for instance, he requires that Q's preferences range over P's actual possible acts, and not over P's omissions (otherwise, the shopkeeper's omitting to give away goods for free would count as a threat to deprive someone of such goods).

Each of these groups will attempt to constrain an emerging progressive consensus.

Although theoretically a collegial body operating through consensus building, Gaddafi dominated the RCC, although some of the others attempted to constrain what they saw as his excesses.

Since one protein name may be mapped to several UniProtKB IDs because of different organisms, we attempted to constrain the mapping using the Medical Subject Heading (MeSH) terms.

Although we did not attempt to constrain or measure the whole arm posture, we observed that subjects generally kept the back of the hand nearly horizontal (Hore et al. 1992; Gielen et al. 1997).