Sentence examples for designed to clamp around from inspiring English sources

They were designed to clamp around a head.

Obama's Treasury department last week introduced new measures designed to clamp down on tax inversions.

The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved legislation designed to clamp down on national security leaks.

The awards are part of big banks' plans to increase the basic pay of executives to sidestep tough new EU rules designed to clamp down on excessive bonuses.

Last week Home Secretary David Blunkett announced a new raft of measures under the Immigration Reform Bill designed to clamp down on organised immigration crime.

In response to this problem, an embarrassed government has just released guidelines designed to clamp down on substance misuse among mental health service users, particularly psychiatric inpatients.

Another key Lincoln measure, known as a position limit, was designed to clamp down on market manipulation by requiring regulators to limit the total amount that individual traders can bet on any commodity.

We attribute the differences in substrate positioning in this structure to the inability of the active site barrel to clamp around substrate due to crystal lattice contacts.

This transition requires a large rotation of the fingers subdomain, specifically of the O helix, to clamp around the bound dNTP.

Some are designed to seal the well by clamping around the drill pipe, sealing the space between it and the casing.

The jaws of the cable clamps are designed to bite into the soft metal of the battery clamps that are attached to the battery terminal posts.