1. Constrain definition is - to force by imposed stricture, restriction, or limitation

2. The law imposed new financial restrictions on private companies.

3. A Curtailment is a restriction imposed on any activity, temporary or permanent

4. What restriction was imposed on marriage by the Law covenant, and why?

5. This restriction is often imposed to avoid prolonged arguments between seller and buyer.

6. Further examples of the restrictions imposed on Palestinian economic activities abounded

7. Lucy and Katch Challiss also chafed at the restrictions imposed upon them.

8. Congress's response to recent bribery scandals has been to impose footling restrictions on lobbyists.

9. In recent years numerous countries have curbed tobacco advertising and imposed other restrictions.

10. The ccTLD administrator for .MK does not impose any restriction on domain name registration based on trade names.

11. 1 a : to force by imposed stricture, restriction, or limitation Teenagers often feel Constrained by rules

12. Restrictions imposed upon a registered user Unauthorized removal of spirits ss 92(1) 11.

13. Certain restrictions are often imposed for the common good of inhabitants in an area.

14. In their rush, Clinton and Congress allowed draconian restrictions to be imposed on refugees.

15. 10 Monopolistic restrictions are imposed where, on purely technical grounds, there could be abundance.

16. The CD’s term has ended, so there are no bank-imposed withdrawal restrictions At maturity

17. The ccTLD administrator for .GE does not impose restrictions on domain name registration based on trade names.

18. Trawling has been forbidden in Lake Ladoga since 1956 and some other restrictions were imposed.

19. and the restrictions imposed, including by limiting volumes and types of materials allowed into Gaza.

20. The ccTLD administrator for .PT does not impose any restrictions upon domain name registration based on trade names.

21. The ccTLD administrator for .AR does not impose any restrictions on domain name registration based on trade names.

22. The ccTLD administrator for .KG does not impose any restrictions on domain name registration based on trade names.

23. A minority of ccTLD administrators impose restrictions on applications for domain names based on trade names, as follows:

24. We show that the restrictions through FESR imposed by exchange degeneracy are weaker than those of duality.

25. Restrictions imposed on the executive branch of the Government to minimize malfeasance and abuse of power;

26. The restrictions that had been imposed until now on reconnaissance flights by # aircraft have been lifted

27. The ccTLD administrator for .VE does not impose any restrictions upon domain name registration based on trade names.

28. The ccTLD administrator for .UA does not impose any restrictions upon domain name registration based on trade names.

29. The speed restrictions imposed by Order No. 1988-R-566 dated July 4, 1988 are hereby revoked.

30. (Any significant restrictions imposed on the department as a result of the lease agreement should be disclosed.)

31. An alternative way of dealing with the problem of observational equivalence is to impose apriori what are called exclusion restrictions.

32. Whether it’s due to weather, weight restrictions or limited Baggage space, some airports around the world impose Baggage limitations or embargoes

33. As a matter of policy, how closely should hate and Antigovernment groups be monitored? What restrictions should be imposed

34. Restriction.

35. "While Benignly designated as a proclamation,' the said issuance imposed restrictions on fundamental rightsan area reserved by the Constitution to Congress

36. To Constrain is to impose limitations or restrictions on someone or something, or to force yourself or someone else to act in a certain way

37. The landlord will have no need to retain day-to-day control over it and any necessary restrictions can be imposed by covenant.

38. Protesters Across Europe Clash With Police Over COVID-19 Lockdowns Anger at restrictions imposed to contain the coronavirus pandemic spilled into the streets of …

39. " pity " and " restriction. "

40. The plasmid has unique restriction sites for more than forty restriction enzymes.

41. I dislike to impose.

42. We impose the maximum penalty.

43. In addition , under clause ( 3 ) , reasonable restrictions can be imposed on the right by the State by law as may be deemed necessary from time to time .

44. Generally, open-world games still enforce many restrictions in the game environment, either because of absolute technical limitations or in-game limitations imposed by a game's linearity.

45. Bans were imposed.

46. Constraint definition, limitation or restriction

47. They were increasingly hostile towards Alcalde Mayor Fernández de Enciso, whom they considered a greedy despot because of the restrictions he imposed on their appropriation of the natives' gold.

48. Human Physiology: What Are Restriction Enzymes?

49. Some restriction on funding was necessary.

50. I don't want to impose on you.

51. ·Updating the tables with access rights (3.3) and the list of harmonised restriction codes (Appendix 1 – Restriction coding);

52. Rituals, relationships, restrictions.

53. Some states have enacted such a restriction.

54. The government may impose tariffs on imports.

55. Some no parking signs display time restrictions, while others are permanent restrictions.

56. Note: Some restrictions apply.

57. Consultations Restriction proposals (set out in an Annex XV restriction report) and SEAC draft opinions are subject to consultation

58. It will not impose time limitation.

59. The Court decides what punishment to impose .

60. The US could impose punitive tariffs on exports.

61. The UN has decided to impose sanctions.

62. The investigation also found that prolonged training restrictions imposed due to on-going tail-rotor half-hub cracking had a serious detrimental effect on overall CH149 aircrew proficiency, particulary at 413(TR) Squadron.

63. NEBCutter - On-line DNA restriction mapper tool

64. Countercheck (plural Counterchecks) A restriction or limit

65. Appealing the Age Restriction on your Video

66. A Curtailment is an ending or restriction

67. The 13th Bimblers Bluff 50k planned to take place on on October 18, 2020 has been cancelled due to social distancing restrictions imposed by the Town of Guilford and the Guilford Land Conservation Trust.

68. Market conduct restrictions include restrictions on advertising, pricing and compensation, and business structure.

69. A better approach: Impose appropriate consequences for misbehavior.

70. Alienability restrictions imposed on Settlement Common Stock issued by a Native Corporation electing application of this subsection shall terminate on December 18, 1991, unless extended in accordance with the provisions of this subsection.

71. Sive Abstemiousnesses imposed by necessity

72. * Cannot accept restrictions on Indian foreign policy to be imposed such as on Iran, irrespective of whether it is in the policy section or in the sense of the House section of the legislation.

73. For them, restrictions are tiresome.

74. Some labels impose stricter requirements than others.

75. The courts could impose a probation order.

76. The magistrate imposed a fine.

77. The Society may impose conditions on any registration.

78. How to Childproof Your iPad Using Parental Restrictions Make your iPad kid-friendly using parental restrictions

79. Her rights put no restriction upon his appetite.

80. It also imposed an estate tax.