Sentence examples for constraining for from inspiring English sources

The 12-month limit is particularly constraining for people who need English-language classes in addition to vocational courses.

Under what circumstances could something be autonomy-enhancing for individuals, while constraining for society at large, and vice-versa?

The family's move to Leipzig, possibly to enable the sons' university education, was further constraining for Anna Magdalena.

The Washington Naval Conference did have real, if limited, effects, constraining for a time the pursuit of military might that would convulse the world again in 1939.

This may be too constraining for Poland, which sees its first-ever presidency as a step in the renaissance of a martyred nation.

Were you ever concerned that it was going to be too constraining for you and that there would not be enough room for your own creativity because you had to follow the Asterix formula?

"People constrained for vacation time get the biggest bang for their buck," he said.

Mr. Lachky said he did not consider himself constrained for Super Bowl XXXIX.

Federal budgets have been tight for years, and funding constrained for all kinds of science.

So if I am constrained for whatever reasons, then this option is not feasible.

In addition, there are many situations where state law should be constrained for the sake of promoting individual rights.