Sentence examples for constraining the use of from inspiring English sources
We now justify constraining the use of a single MF at the eavesdropper.
Constraining the use of the feedback channel has been shown to alleviate some of these problems [2], though real-time decoding is still required.
Professed goals of punishment, norms constraining the use of power in the pursuit of these goals, the aspiration for justice in punishment all these, if Foucault is right, turn out to mask other (not necessarily conscious) intentions among reformers that belie the ostensible rationality (not to say rationalization) of their aims since the Enlightenment.
The advantages associated with the use of torpor, mainly the conservation of energy and water, are well understood [13] whereas the potential ecological and evolutionary forces constraining the use of torpor remain unclear.
The tendency to cospeciate with hosts is thus probably due to intrinsic features of viruses (e.g. mechanistic causes such as molecular characteristics constraining the use of specific hosts) rather than to ecological barriers.
Evidence based recommendations for load carriage in young people could not be made based on the results of this systematic review, therefore constraining the use of published literature to inform good load carriage practice for young people.
In Europe regulation constrains the use of past performance information to select contractors while in the US its use is encouraged.
Only the US explicitly stated that it believed that the resolution did not constrain the use of force by States "to enforce relevant United Nations resolutions and protect world peace and security" regardless of whether there was a further Council decision.
"QLS is also pleased that a statutory guideline is to be developed to constrain the use of these powers and best direct them to ensuring polluters clean up their own mess".
Hence, inflation reduced the 1946 debt/GDP ratio by almost 40% within a decade.Debt maturities are shorter now than they were immediately after the war, which would constrain the use of inflation to reduce the value of the debt.
