Sentence examples for can constrain from inspiring English sources

But being No. 1 creates expectations and attention that can constrain the freest of spirits.

Legislation can constrain when and where compensation is acceptable for impacts.

If the court finds that the ECB's actions are unlawful, it can constrain German institutions – even the German parliament.

Critical are the issues of child and social care, which can constrain the amount of time people can work.

But the spoken language, he added, is a developing creation that no frozen set of rules can constrain.

Both said that treaties can constrain America's freedom of action and that, when they do, they should be ignored.

"If we feel we can constrain stalkers," he added, "then I think we can also constrain people who want to build radiological bombs".

Here the past may feel less comfortable to contemplate, for such factors highlight another dimension – the way the past can constrain us.

Judge Kavanaugh defended the proposition that only rules explicitly enacted by Congress, not international laws of armed conflict, can constrain what an American president can do in wartime.

Target such assistance to the areas most vulnerable to Isis expansion and you can constrain that expansion with communities resistant to its agenda.

Cold atom experiments can constrain proposed theories of dark energy.