Sentence examples for decision to constrain from inspiring English sources

A decision to constrain natural-gas exports could have dangerous reverberations for American trade.

In the past several years, the drone strikes have set off a major public backlash against the United States in Yemen, Pakistan and across the Muslim world, prompting in part Mr. Obama's decision to constrain their use.

A Saudi decision to constrain production is somewhat more likely sooner or later, given the precipitous decline in government revenues.

Only three developments could conceivably alter the present low-price environment for oil: a Middle Eastern war that took out one or more of the major energy suppliers; a Saudi decision to constrain production in order to boost prices; or an unexpected global surge in demand.

The decision not to constrain her size to transit the Panama Canal was taken as the Queen Elizabeth 2 only transited once a year, during the world cruise.

For the moment, Harold Koh, the dean of Yale law school, thinks the big effect of the decisions will be to constrain executive power and force the administration to submit to some (albeit unclear) level of judicial oversight.

The potential for these new approaches to constrain decision-making models is unprecedented.

Human activity functioning to constrain decision-making in ungulates is consistent with the notion that risky environments impose pressures that disallow animals to respond to other features as they otherwise would [57].

Complex rules may serve to constrain the decision maker, to ensure they are consistent with the way similar cases have been decided.

Citizens have a duty to constrain their decisions by public reason only when they engage in certain political activities, usually when exercising powers of public office.

This scenario is then used during the factorization phase to constrain the dynamic decisions that compute fully irregular partitions in order to better balance the workload.