Sentence examples for that constrains from inspiring English sources
Texas has a conservative political culture that constrains what any governor can do.
There is yet another force that constrains McConnell, and drives him to the right.
"The big thing that constrains our growth is piers," says Robin Mortimer, PLA chief executive.
Yu uses the most lightweight materials, avoiding wires or elastics or anything that constrains the body.
He would discipline what Thiel calls "the unthinking demos": the democratic public that constrains capitalism.
Icahn is a voluble critic of any government regulation that constrains his companies.
They don't want to say anything that constrains their ability to act in the future".
Six years into Obama's presidency, the stark economic, racial and political inequality that constrains African Americans has barely changed.
Any benefits limit that constrains spending will therefore force a trade-off between working-age welfare and pensions.
He spoke of lifting the borrowing cap that constrains local authorities and prevents them from building a new generation of council housing.
"Not every legal rule that constrains a jury's discretion is an attack on the jury system," said David F. Levi, a federal district judge in Sacramento.
