Sentence examples for constraint on our from inspiring English sources

"It's a major constraint on our growth".

No Eurosceptic ever complains about the selling of Britain to foreigners, a much greater constraint on our sovereignty than Brussels.

"It should also help to support the value of the dollar, which should result in greater constraint on our trade with overseas economies," Mr. Zandi said.

It's not an integral part of the way we shape our social practices, nor a significant enough cultural norm to act as a constraint on our behaviour.

But one of the most striking findings to emerge from the new physics of society is that a major constraint on our free will is our interactions with other people.

Almost exactly two years ago, at the height of the Senate debate on financial reform, a serious attempt was made to impose a binding size constraint on our largest banks.

None of them create any constraints on our project.

If the known world is our handiwork, just what are the constraints on our creative freedom?

And the treaty places no constraints on our missile defence plans – now or in the future.

" We are experiencing ever greater constraints on our freedom to use force", Britain's chief of defence staff, General Sir Nicholas Houghton, observed this week.

It gave birth to the Marshall Plan and NATO and those comforting arms-control treaties that, at least until recently, the new administration belittled as constraints on our freedom.