Sentence examples similar to genuinely constraining from inspiring English sources
He suggests that modes of argument that regard the Constitution's instructions for treatymaking and for constitutional amendment as merely optional are not genuinely constrained by what the Constitution says or by how its parts fit together.
The Japanese people, it seems, genuinely value Article Nine and see it as constraining the government, notwithstanding its origins in General MacArthur's handwriting.
However, it is not entirely clear that a view like Griffin's is genuinely monist at the foundational level: the question arises, what is constraining the desires that qualify as value conferring?
Or constraining it somewhat.
Constraining time encourages quality time.
How are we constraining them?
They may really believe that the euro zone was genuinely constrained in its ability to finance debt forgiveness.
This value system underpins the political debate, and constrains Labour, so until governments can genuinely project values of sociality, equality of opportunity, social responsibility and empathy, this bleeding dry of public resources by the private corporations will continue unabated.
Many genuinely are trying to do their jobs but are constrained by a corporate structure that promotes reporters with cozy access to political and economic power, while discouraging those whose questions and investigative reporting might rock the boat.
