Sentence examples similar to force to constrain from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these studies suggest that GEI represents an integrative driving-force to constrain the development of motor skills.

A government-sponsored health plan is the healing touch we need and will force insurers to constrain their bloated profits and stop denying legitimate claims for coverage.

In every chapter powerful forces work to constrain, exploit and otherwise suppress the individual and collective desire for liberation.

The medical anthropologist Paul Farmer contends that the comparatively poor status of vulnerable and marginalised people is a result of structural violence: neither culture nor pure individual will is at fault; rather, historically given (and often economically driven) processes and forces conspire to constrain individual agency.

A more practical worry is that reform might quickly be exploited by the very forces it is meant to constrain: rapacious local governments and developers.

So it's worth revisiting how Americans conceive of the struggle to restrict the government's use of coercive force.There are several ways to constrain government agents from employing their power tyrannically.

"In addition to today's amendment, countries last week crossed the threshold for the Paris Agreement to enter into force and reached a deal to constrain international aviation emissions," he said in a statement.

Mr. Fuerth has often stiffened his boss's spine, from pressing early on to use strikes to constrain Serbian forces from ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Kosovo to taking an uncompromising line against Iraq, Iran and North Korea, which Mr. Fuerth has referred to privately as "giant zits on various parts of the body".

By exploring traditional rangeland indicators as used by Maasai herders, we highlight some of the forces of change that appear to constrain the application of local knowledge of rangeland health.

The Vestfirðir peninsula (NW Iceland) is an ideal target for continued climate reconstructions due to the presence of a small ice cap (Drangajökull) and numerous lakes, which provide two independent means to evaluate existing Icelandic climate records and to constrain the forcing mechanisms behind centennial-scale cold anomalies.

Its primary goal now is not to constrain the Russian nuclear force but to maintain its own flexibility in planning the American one.