Sentence examples for placing constraints from inspiring English sources

Some major technology and manufacturing companies have been particularly wary about placing constraints on the gender of board members, partly because of the relative paucity of women compared to men working in those fields in certain countries.

Moreover, the object determines the sign by placing constraints which any sign must meet if it is to signify the object.

Optimization was done by maximizing drug release in 12 h and placing constraints at dissolution time points of 0.5, 1, 4 and 8 h.

While these are hard and fast rules, the techniques adopted by orthodontists can vary and yet remain effective, without placing constraints on the practitioner.

Do you think Apple is going too far in placing constraints on iPhone applications, or do you think they're well within their right to exercise as much control over the whole process as they do?

While some of these types of adaptationism can be reasonably seen placing constraints on how evolutionary research is carried out, Godfrey-Smith's "explanatory adaptationism" is different in character (Godfrey-Smith 2001).

The presence of Eemian ice at the NEEM site itself places constraints on the ice sheet configuration.

Having backed the Democrats that far, the court also placed constraints on the recounts now taking place in three heavily Democratic counties.

The rule unveiled today was the latest effort by the I.O.C. to place constraints on the behavior of members since the Salt Lake City bid scandal.

The developmental pattern from a basal intercalary meristem has placed constraints on the anatomy of monocot leaves, particularly with respect to venation and the position of stomates.

Having an investment from a brokerage firm placed constraints on SAC, like limiting his ability to participate in lucrative initial public offerings.