Sentence examples for by constraining the ability from inspiring English sources

We have reason to contract, according to Buchanan, in order to increase the overall ability of everyone to produce by limiting the need for defense by constraining the ability to engage in predation.

It is well known that search costs and switching costs can create market power by constraining the ability of consumers to change suppliers.

By ignoring early warnings, withdrawing aid and constraining the ability of humanitarian organisations to operate in Somalia, western donors made famine more, not less likely.

However, the complexity of decision making across sectors was felt by some to constrain the ability to address health inequalities.

On Tuesday, the House of Representatives, by a vote of 419 to 3, passed legislation to tighten U.S. sanctions on Russia, as well as Iran and North Korea, and to constrain the ability of the president to soften or waive them.

This violence increases women's vulnerability to HIV and STI both directly, through forced sex, and indirectly by constraining their ability to negotiate sexual contact and the use of condoms.

Not unreasonably, it fears that any mitigation action will impose costs on it that it can ill afford to pay, in particular by constraining its ability to grow its economy and thereby withdraw millions from poverty.

Analog movies are constrained by the ability to build sets or find locations, to cast actors and costume them and slather them in cosmetics.

But if the problem is not corrected and the rotation resumed, further construction could be constrained by the ability to provide power.

The extreme values for both volume and velocity are constrained by the ability to reproducibly deposit well-formed droplets.

The dispatched power of the wind farm is constrained by the ability of the restored system to withstand power fluctuations.