Sentence examples for voluntary constraints from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, democracy requires voluntary constraints on action, such as commitments to basic rights and to constitutional limits on political power.
These voluntary constraints result in a lifestyle resembling that of farming Americans or Europeans a century or two ago.
Social facts, on the other hand, are non-voluntary constraints, or within our problematic, constraints that condition the scope of the application of democratic principles.
We identify a design criterion for almost budget balance, impose feasibility and voluntary participation constraints, simplify the constraints, and arrive at a convex optimization problem to identify the parameters of the rebate functions.
The idea is that the low-risk's incentive compatibility constraint at the contract aimed to the low risk is not binding, so a voluntary participation constraint would have to be imposed to close the model.
Thus, we do not include a voluntary participation constraint in our model.
The study deals with the limits of voluntary certification and constraints where national policies should be introduced to reduce negative effects applied to the ethanol production context in Brazil.
Further studies inquiring about the reason(s) for shorter sleep duration (e.g., voluntary sleep curtailment, constraints linked to professional status) or other factors and their specific effect on glucose control in patient with diabetes are warranted.
Are we to believe that constraints on voluntary choice in this domain are greater than elsewhere?
At the same time, the extent to which one's identifications are voluntary depends on the constraints of the social environment.
The owner maximizes his/her utility subject to constraints on voluntary losses, involuntary losses, herd and herd owner characteristics and support programmes.
