Sentence examples for effective constraints from inspiring English sources

It requires much more effective constraints.

In my assessment, as I told The Globe, these recommendations or requests would substantially undermine the effective constraints intended by the Volcker Rule.

Newborn gumbo?I think we'd do well to acknowledge that rights cannot function as effective constraints on individuals or governments unless they are widely acknowledged as legitimate.

The outcome for the Volcker Rule will ultimately be decided in an election in which there are no effective constraints on campaign spending by special interests – and the megabanks will outspend everyone.

It is typically much harder to recognize when your own society has an elite less subject to effective constraints and more able to exert power in an abusive fashion.

Meeting power demand and hydrogen limits in CCPP fuel are the most effective constraints.

The orientation of the constructed surfel candidates imposes an effective constraint that reduces the effect of the minimal surface bias.

This, too, is an effective constraint on the way the court exercises its policy judgment.

An independent chairman can be an effective constraint on a chief executive, but many chairmen lack the stature or experience to play that role.

In the N.B.A., the luxury tax acts as a more effective constraint on player salaries than it does in Major League Baseball.

It read, in part: "The consistent use of the term — with the steady drumbeat of what it means — can be an effective constraint on practices that threaten to estrange intercollegiate athletics from higher education".