Sentence examples for constrain any from inspiring English sources

This requirement cannot constrain any future Senate.

Ms. McKeown said fiscal tightening would constrain any consumer revival, and business and consumer sentiment could suffer as the euro zone bailed out weaker members.

Already, thanks in part to the tar mining, Canadians have almost the highest per capita emissions on earth, and the stripping of Alberta has scarcely begun.This is the bitter calculus that will constrain any effort to address global warming.

The memorandum did assert that other limitations on the use of force under the laws of war — like avoiding the use of disproportionate force that would increase the possibility of civilian deaths — would constrain any operation against Mr. Awlaki.

Locke's more modest empiricism (the view that the chief source of human knowledge is experience) led to the development of a more "reasonable" approach to religion in which reason was held to constrain any appeal to divine revelation.

Although it is unlikely that Mr. Xi and other top leaders were aware of the protest, rights advocates say the detentions, coupled with the recent harassment of other people fighting corruption, are a worrying sign that the leadership is determined to constrain any populist campaigning on an issue central to the president's agenda.

By constraining any Democrats who might take office in the future, Presidents Reagan and George H. W. Bush were serving their constituents.

But, as Peter Beinart pointed out recently, President Romney would inherit a permanent conservative infrastructure of think tanks, lobbyists and members of Congress that constrains any Republican administration.

If a national dialogue on Social Security achieves nothing, the prospects for constraining any other entitlement programme are grim.The cowardice surrounding spending cuts makes the obsession with cutting taxes still further even harder to forgive.

Such stridency constrains any Japanese leader judged at home to be appeasing China.Japanese politicians can be blamed for doing too little to assuage fears by making their case, which is a reasonable one, clearly and unthreateningly.

Structure qua framework constrains any given agent's action at a particular spatio-temporal point.