Sentence examples for firmly constrains from inspiring English sources
Despite different immigration-policy contexts, then, a complete lack of legal authorization firmly constrains migrants' ability to travel home.
His visions were firmly constrained by Tupperware's history and image.
Sediment provenance shifts were examined across three-orders of bounding surfaces, arranged in a hierarchy of 105 to 103 years sediment packages, from late Quaternary alluvial, deltaic, coastal and shallow-marine strata of the Po Basin, where controlling factors of sedimentary evolution are firmly constrained by strong age control.
In summary, these data demonstrate that splicing and release are not firmly constrained to occur in a specific order (p < 0.003).
However, more self-based simulationist processes may be needed to infer mental states under conditions of greater uncertainty, that is, when contextual cues less firmly constrain the possible goings on of another person's mind.
Sheep should be handled gently but firmly and they should be constrained during the bleeding process so that they feel secure and to prevent sudden movements.
However, as its large population and the pressures from resources and environment are constraining its economic and social development, China firmly chose the route of sustainable development.
But all of them are constrained by a Republican electorate with its face firmly planted in the past, and eager for red meat.
It constrains the imagination.
The 1972 Vienna convention, which constrains national drug policies, treated such stimulants and depressants far more lightly than heroin, cocaine and marijuana.Mr Davenport-Hines's prejudices are firmly on the side of the liberalisers.
