Sentence examples for does constrain from inspiring English sources

The fact the Paris agreement has come into force does constrain what Trump can actually do.

"I learned that the past really does constrain what you can do in the present until you look at it".

(Mr. Vida, who is made to look exceedingly foolish, deserves plaudits for being a good sport.) And the Hudson Guild, a downtrodden theater with limited space, really does constrain things.

"It undermines our capacity to act in our own interests and it does constrain us where constraint may be undesirable," she said, "It also sends a message of weakness internationally".

And as you heard this morning, this does constrain people's personal choices.

"This does constrain the radius in the most interesting range," Miller says.

These facts are well known, but I bring them up here because they do constrain the kind of stories we can tell about the economy.

Although prescribed preposition use is unlikely to be based on a core representational organization shared between space and time, results demonstrate that the semantics of particular locative prepositions do constrain how we think about paired temporal concepts.

As Trowler (2003) asserted, "Policy-makers, then, can and do constrain the way we think about education in general and specific education policies in particular, through the language in which they frame policies" (p. 132).

Results from this study demonstrated that spatial skill did constrain learning in the non-embedded conditions, but that the dependence on spatial skills can be reduced when an activity is embedded and enacted within classroom space.

Liquidity requirements, by contrast, do constrain the types of assets banks hold, and they can be costly.