Sentence examples for constraining his ability from inspiring English sources
This was Jain's way of downgrading élitist newspaper editors who might want to leave a mark on the paper, thereby constraining his ability to make business decisions.
Simon Ward, economist at New Star Asset Management said: "The Chancellor was forced to downgrade his forecasts for the public finances again, severely constraining his ability to deliver a populist Budget.
Berlusconi faced similar entanglements with the judicial system and the issues ultimately pressured him and constrained his ability to pass legislation.
Despite Mr Abe's majority in the Diet, this (plus his falling ratings) will constrain his ability to carry out a project that most Japanese do not want.
And instead of the political consensus he needs to rally his nation behind the United States-led antiterror war, the increased divisiveness in Pakistan over the sham referendum will further constrain his ability to dismantle Pakistan's terrorist infrastructure.
President-elect Barack Obama has said he wants to reform the budget process and tighten discipline, but a revival or even expansion of prior budget rules could constrain his ability to finance his other goals.
But nothing has quite threatened his candidacy like his own relatively minuscule campaign bank account, which constrains his ability to carry on even if he does well here in New Hampshire.
Helping someone like Jamie when, in all likelihood, there is no Hollywood ending for him, leaves many of us feeling like there's no point – and it allows at least some of us to point fingers at him, rather than the system that constrains his ability to benefit from help or ever really help himself.
The new constitution, adopted in January 2014, contains unprecedented tough checks and balances on the president, which could constrain his ability to achieve these promises.
"Rather than a show of strength, it's a show of how constrained his ability to help campaigns is right now".
