As a premise for a novel about the constraints upon young love, this could hardly be objected to.
In both of these performances, she had learned that time was essentially a comic thing — only constraints upon it diverted it to tragedy, or, at least, to misery.
As time passes, you impose stricter and stricter economic constraints upon those breeds and on the men and women who raise them.
Is it treasonous to believe that the threat to our well-being posed by further constraints upon markets is worse than the threat posed by higher temperatures?
Over the course of several decisions, the UK's courts have applied that act to impose constraints upon the use of control orders.
States in a balance-of-power system must, however, be ready to abide by constraints upon their behaviour in order to ensure stability of the system.
Carmen Martín Gaite, a gifted observer of contemporary mores and a methodical observer of gender roles and conflicts, portrayed the constraints upon women in patriarchal societies.
Given the constraints upon American governments, the president has very little influence over the economy and a jolly good thing, too, many would say.
I do believe that the legal constraints upon all of us, when set against an enemy which adheres to none whatsoever but is swift to insist that we do, make life very difficult for the forces of a democratic state.
Despite these qualifications, it still seems to me that those who value solidarity should take care that it is not eroded by a refusal to acknowledge the constraints upon it.
But with the first performance in less than a week, and time now putting constraints upon the imagination, both are also aware that working in site-specific mode has its limitations as well as its liberations.
