Sentence examples for unfairly constraining from inspiring English sources
In the 1960s, students (like Cohen) had protested campus regulations such as curfews and parietal rules for unfairly constraining and casting moral judgment on their private lives.
Mr. Melamed said that the commission's recommended remedial steps would unfairly constrain Intel's pricing and marketing, hinder product design and innovation, and force the company to give away its intellectual property.
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A judge recently issued a rare "contra mundum" (indefinite and universal) gag order in a case about intimate photos of a married celebrity.Campaigners see all this as part of a growing body of judge-made privacy law which unfairly constrains free speech.
It is not enough to allow people to choose if their choices are unfairly constrained by unequal family and workplace structures, unequal pay for equal work, and inadequate social and welfare services which together render so many women vulnerable.
Constraining professors' choices about textbook orders would have a chilling effect on academic freedom, and unfairly limit students' access to the most current and worthwhile textbooks.
Or constraining it somewhat.
Constraining time encourages quality time.
How are we constraining them?
