Sentence examples for designed to constrain from inspiring English sources

Despite the tone of reassurance over the conduct of the agencies, the committee details a succession of reforms designed to constrain the security services.

Human Rights Watch and its allies are planning to press Obama to take steps in the twilight of his presidency designed to constrain his successor.

The PCC added that a distinction should be drawn "between critical innuendo which, though perhaps distasteful, was permissible in a free society – and discriminatory description of individuals, and the code was designed to constrain the latter rather than the former".

Turner says critics misunderstand the premise of his report: he points out that the wording of the report actually says: "New capital and liquidity requirements should be designed to constrain commercial banks' role in risky proprietary trading activities.

"Microsoft has demonstrated time and again that through their sheer power and immense wealth, they can easily evade behavioral remedies designed to constrain their unlawful activity," said Edward J. Black, president of the Computer and Communications Industry Association, which backs Microsoft's corporate adversaries.

And the articles published by openDemocracy in late 2010, far from "supporting the bid", explicitly stated that I did not care what happened to the bid, provided Sky News was not damaged – or closed – in the process; and that I welcomed interventions designed to constrain Murdoch's powerful position, if they were well-grounded in competition law.

There are four ways in which such lists are commonly used: to set priorities for resource allocation for species recovery; to inform reserve system design; to constrain development and exploitation; and to report on the state of the environment.

Our observations were designed to help constrain the rotational state of the chaotically rotating satellite.

Imaging is designed to be constrained in terms of camera position and orientation and to consist of two image sequences.

The optimisation is carried out by means of Snyman's DYNAMIC-Q method, which is specifically designed to handle constrained problems where the objective or constraint functions are expensive to evaluate.

CFB-EA, specially designed to handle constrained problems, is compared with an exact branch and bound approach on small problem instances and with another evolutionary approach carefully selected for larger instances.