Sentence examples for constraining engagement from inspiring English sources

This is not only boring but also counterproductive, constraining engagement with the scientific cutting edge and stifling the creation of new and useful knowledge.

The positive correlation may reflect that living conditions in many US states limit access to education (both formal and informal) and constrain engagement in further learning for pleasure.

Unlike countries of the Southern neighbourhood, familiar with bilateral agreements concluded with different EU member states to cooperate in the field of migrations, Moldova and Georgia, driven by their European aspirations, took on the role of subordinates in this new form of cooperation, requiring a certain number of constraining engagements on their behalf.

In the basal state, catalytic activity is constrained by engagement of the SH2 domain by a phosphorylated C-terminal tyrosine 531 [ 13].

A good network of social relationships outside the classroom has been shown to influence learning positively (Hommes et al. 2012), however, in this instance the need to "get along" successfully as a social group constrained mutual engagement and provision of feedback as a community of learners.

Interviews with patients explored patient's life histories (i.e., social support systems, education, income, migration, work), illness trajectories (i.e., from illness onset to diagnosis and treatment, treatment seeking, stigma) and experiences with the health care system (i.e., barriers constraining access and engagements with health care providers).

Further, we suggest that through the emergent and contingent evolution of interactive structures in student narratives about viewing video, we can gain insights into what affords and constrains students' emotional engagement with the different forms of video mediating students' access to the scientific ideas.

Using dialogic engagement, we attempt to move beyond traditional, and often highly constrained, conceptualizations of "stakeholder engagement" and propose a framework for undertaking systems design that can facilitate high quality and relevant SEA information systems that meet the needs of a wide range of actual and/or potential users.

Although it remains a non-binding political instrument, it follows a top-down approach by constraining the partner third countries to accept a number of engagements in order to advance in the cooperation proposed by the EU.

Here in the Asia Pacific region, amid the rising tension and fighting fishermen backed up by gunboats, the quarreling parties have one thing in common: They are all screaming, loudly or quietly, "Hang on, Leviathan — for a while longer!" The smaller players need him to set some rules of engagement to constrain a rising great power before it's too late.

Waldinger (2008) describes this process as "double capture" in which the destination state constrains the cross-border engagement of both documented and undocumented migrants.