Sentence examples for protective constraints from inspiring English sources
The first conclusion we reach is that the policy defines an optimal balance between paying additional health treatments and putting protective constraints on early individual non-medical decisions (by means of a consumption tax) to limit the possibility of a future regret.
Nozick provides an important second argument on behalf of the dominant association's monopolistic oversight and constraint of other protective agencies.
The girls are still fixated but the reader grows protective of them, disgusted by the constraints that bind their lives and outraged by the caddishness and/or feebleness of the men.
Upon entering the cell, the EB is released from the constraints imposed by its protective corsett by reducing the disulphide-linked network of proteins, allowing it to swell in size as the replicating body forms.
The optimization process considers the voltage level and protective-devices coordination as two main constraints.
Steve Walker, who came up with the idea for the blankets, told the Oklahoman, "By no means would we ever say that this is more protective... but when you have budget constraints, this might be a viable alternative".
However, genetic selection faces the constraints of preserving both high yields and high levels of protective bioactive compounds.
Of course, a protective association in pursuit of customers might commit itself to constitution-like constraints on its decisions and conduct as a way of reassuring potential clients.
In Egypt and elsewhere, we need to identify constraints facing rural women that prevent them from adopting these protective behaviors.
Few antifungal protective cultures adapted to fermented dairy products are commercially available because of the numerous constraints linked to their market implementation.
The object of the constitutional stage is to develop a system of constraints that will allow individuals to peacefully co-exist, what Buchanan calls the "protective state" (2000 [1975]).
