Sentence examples for calls for constraint from inspiring English sources

"The moment calls for constraint upon government," he added.

There have been persistent calls for constraints on development to be liberalised.

Some policy makers and analysts are beginning to call for constraints on that growth.

This is because the problem of estimating particle size and shape (aspect ratio) from signals provided by in-line measuring tools is often ill posed, and therefore it calls for appropriate constraints to be imposed on the problem.

The new algorithm is called CVI-PSO for constraint violation with interval arithmetic PSO.

After some recalls about this two-step approach, we propose to evaluate a recent evolutionary optimization algorithm called CFB-EA (for constraint filtering based evolutionary algorithm).

These findings call for nontrivial constraints to be incorporated into learning rules, such as split constraints for ON- and OFF-center afferents, to allow learning models to develop simple-cell receptive fields [121].

Meanwhile, Theresa May has called for greater constraints on executive pay and enhanced representation for workers on company boards – proposals which the previous Labour government shied away from, seeing them as a "burden on business".

The director of the CIA has criticised "hand-wringing" over the role of spy agencies in hunting terrorists and called for legal constraints on surveillance to be reviewed in the wake of last week's Paris attacks.

In a report (available at www.rcep.org.uk/avreport.html) last week, the British board called for "significant constraints on the growth of air traffic" throughout Britain and the European Union as a way to counter aircraft emissions as a factor in global warming.

It called for fewer constraints on post-conviction review of exonerating evidence, and for videotaping interrogations to identify false confessions, concluding that over 80percentt of 125 documented false confessions occurred in homicide cases.