Sentence examples for some constraint from inspiring English sources
On this night there were slight pitch problems and some constraint in Ms. Mattila's voice.
He added that other delegations had commented to him that even Iran,statementstshoweded some constraint.
But at least it has played it, acting as some constraint on Israel, mindful that war will damage the flow of oil to the US.
The law professor added that the sentence has upset a historical balance between "some constraint on national security leaks, which is necessary, but not so much that you essentially deter whistleblowing in really important cases".
Islamic law implies at least some constraint on the leader; that is an improvement on secular totalitarianism.As a general rule, I found, a constitution says more about where a country is coming from which bits of history it wants to celebrate, and which bits it wants to flee from or avoid than about how the nation is now, or where it wants to go.
Hence we will add some constraint conditions in our discussion.
"That'll actually provide some constraint on supply, but that's a couple years down the road.
Moral norms are taken to be universal and to exercise some constraint on conduct.
In fact, these criteria give some constraint conditions for the relationship of parameters of CNNs.
"There have to be some constraints.
