Sentence examples for further constrain from inspiring English sources

Once a useful tool for maximizing freedom of action, multiple sources of outside support are now a means of leverage to further constrain Palestinian decision-making.

That will lead to more foreclosures — declining equity is a risk factor for default — and more defaults and foreclosures will hamper the banks' recovery and further constrain credit.

As he said on his Web site, he is keeping the multiple options to "further constrain their ability to engage in monopoly pricing".

A new consumer protection agency created as part of the financial regulatory reform bill in Congress could further constrain the industry.

A new "public order management" bill, also under consideration in parliament, would allow the government to further constrain the ability of individuals to assemble.

"The comptroller lacks authority to further constrain exonerees' ability to receive compensation by forbidding more than one application," the lawyers wrote.

And instead of the political consensus he needs to rally his nation behind the United States-led antiterror war, the increased divisiveness in Pakistan over the sham referendum will further constrain his ability to dismantle Pakistan's terrorist infrastructure.

That would further constrain tax-burdened cities like Bridgeport and New Haven, which claim they already are shouldering a disproportionate load by being a haven for nonprofits that are zoned out of surrounding communities.

We thus have to further constrain the models under consideration.

Low palatability can further constrain silage DM intake.

If Beijing does not do so, it will further constrain the American economy.