Sentence examples for that would constrain from inspiring English sources

"Doing that would constrain people's thinking".

The European Commission, based in Brussels, has already proposed new rules that would constrain how Internet companies use personal information.

But Mario Monti, the commission's chief antitrust enforcer, insisted on provisions that would constrain Microsoft from future behavior like the current practice of bundling its Media Player into Windows.

Fearful that Western values will undermine its rule, the Party is considering a new law that would constrain nongovernment organizations including even ones as apolitical as study-abroad programs.

WASHINGTON — Leaders of both parties have said for months that the need to raise the nation's borrowing limit offered a "unique opportunity" for a bipartisan deal that would constrain the mounting federal debt.

Fearful that Western values will undermine its rule, the Party is considering a new law that would constrain nongovernment organizations — including even ones as apolitical as study-abroad programs.

To that end, he said this week that he would constrain the standard-setting powers of the Emerging Issues Task Force, a body beneath FASB which was responsible for many of the detailed rules recently vilified for allowing American companies to obey the letter and not the spirit of accounting law.

Mr. Geithner, say people familiar with the exchange, cautioned that the crisis Mr. Obama had inherited was so severe that it would constrain him.

House Republicans have begun to pass bills that would severely constrain the bureau's power to write and enforce rules and reduce and imperil its budget.

A remedy that would simply constrain Microsoft's behavior while keeping the company intact would be "more palatable at the appeals level and maybe easier to implement," one official said.

Wolfson said the decision of several mortgage companies to increase their rates even though the base rate was unchanged laid bare the ongoing credit squeeze that would inevitably constrain discretionary spending.