Sentence examples for imposing restraints from inspiring English sources

The commission has been as ineffectual as Ms. Reno in investigating abuses and imposing restraints on the parties.

Even to name them is to indicate the rich diversity of the European idea, whether inspiring adventures of sword and spirit or imposing restraints upon individuals inclined to change.

It is possible by imposing restraints on larcenous impulses that we could create a system that encourages innovation as well as fairness.

And, the TPP may prevent governments from imposing restraints on financial firms that would prevent the sort of abuses that we saw during the run-up of the housing bubble.

Assuming the complexes in the crystal are formed by the covalently linked pairs of Rap1B and PlexinC1cyto, the linker and the disordered flanking residues from the two proteins (a total of ∼32 residues) are sufficient for spanning the ∼45 Å distance between the two ends without imposing restraints on the plexin/Rap binding mode.

The lower number turns the usual relationship between authorizers and appropriators on its head: Authorizers are usually the "good cop," urging more spending, while appropriators play the "bad cop," imposing restraint.

Man is born into society, which imposes restraints on him.

It imposed restraints on the power politics that had nearly destroyed the world.

The weight and space limitations of an offshore installation impose restraints on electrical equipment installed.

Only such a document could properly entrench the rights of citizens and impose restraints on their masters.

But while the booming economy has brought in money that has benefited artists, it could also impose restraints.