Sentence examples for constrained role from inspiring English sources

Government has a critical but constrained role to play in rebuilding, beginning with quickly setting and enforcing clear rules for redevelopment.

Estes and Adelman (2008a) argued instead for a far more constrained role of arousal, and Kousta et al. (2009) argued against the involvement of arousal (although Kousta et al. did not explicitly test valence × arousal interactions).

To promote an effective and fair selection process a number of steps were implemented including a multi-layered selection process (VSC, local chief, MC) and constrained roles for traditional leaders.

Finally, the results contribute to the discussion about the enabling or constraining role of accounting by showing how the enabling of particular development trajectories entails the constraining of alternative courses of action.

"Edith Wharton had a clear eye and sympathy for the constraining roles society can place on women.

It is arguable this that has historically constrained the role of marketing in the organisational structure.

The consistencies between the later prehistoric animal bone data and the modern and historic livestock herd compositions indicate the constraining role of the environment on the pastoral economies practiced across the Eurasian steppe, in that pastoral strategies appear to be focussing on species best adapted to regional environments.

After 75% epiboly stage, zMcl1a&b might exert a constraining role for apoptosis induced by zNoxa.

Consistent with a constraining role, we found that when EHD2 was overexpressed the endocytic function of caveolae was suppressed.

Ever since the Renaissance, the portrayal of women had been shaped by ideals of beauty and constrained social roles.

But she came to feel constrained by roles she was offered in the wake of her breakout performance as Aubrey.