Sentence examples for that constrain from inspiring English sources

EVERY country has laws that constrain political freedom.

The UK government champs and rears against the European rules that constrain it.

Both resent U.S. security arrangements that constrain them, and Western objections to their human-rights records.

The president is exempt from conflict-of-interest laws that constrain other office holders.

Fundamentally, these tiny vertebrates provide a window on the principles that constrain animal design".

Factors that constrain growth in other sports, like stadium capacity, don't affect golf.

He talks of vast "patronage networks" that constrain the human spirit.

Their approach is to favour financial remedies over injunctions that constrain competition.

That if you break down the barriers that constrain people to a cyclical path, you unleash formidable potential.

But our elected parliament has always has the right to legislate in ways that constrain the press.

Already there are new legislative proposals in the pipeline to hack away at planning restrictions that constrain development.