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constrain

[kuhn-streyn] / kənˈstreɪn /


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It is one of the bloc’s few federal institutions and can make decisions affecting hundreds of millions of people without being constrained by Brussels’s political gridlock.

From The Wall Street Journal

District Judge Christina A. Snyder said she was “constrained” to block the law because it included only local and federal officers, while exempting state law enforcement.

From Los Angeles Times

One person may feel overly cautious, while the other feels constrained.

From MarketWatch

When considering the impact AI will have on monetary policy, Daly said the Fed will have to balance policy in a way that doesn’t constrain the economy amid a possible increase in production.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moreover, its rise narrowed the policy space for others: strategies that once enabled late industrialization are now contested or constrained by new trade, investment, and climate regimes.

From Barron's