Sentence examples for constraints on itself from inspiring English sources

A sovereign government is always solvent (unless it voluntarily imposes constraints on itself, as the US government and others are doing).

It can be viewed primarily as a development issue, as it is both a direct consequence of increasing industrialisation and modernisation and a huge constraint on development itself (Hyder and Ghaffar, 2004; McMahon and Ward, 2006; World Health Organization, 2009).

We also added quality constraints on the indel sequence itself.

In general the sequence constraints on the serpin-fold itself are loose.

The presence of Eemian ice at the NEEM site itself places constraints on the ice sheet configuration.

Holistic standards that are more appropriate in epistemic justification and as conditions on third person ascription of linguistic or conceptual competence seem stretched here, when called on to serve as constraints on the nature of pleasure itself.

The eurozone is one of the biggest constraints on growth".

The question then arises whether there are any practical constraints on the capacity of the Supreme Court to overrule itself.

For as far ahead as anyone can see, the only constraints on the Conservative party are the constraints it chooses to impose on itself.

Thus, there was no room within the positivist world view for a category of 'non-scientific' evidence: any constraints on the notion of scientific evidence are constraints on the notion of evidence itself.

Constraints on development are largely technological.