Sentence examples for and it is constrained from inspiring English sources

It doesn't want to do so, for emotional reasons, and it is constrained from doing so because Ed Balls, both in his history and in his strategy, which is characteristically effective in some ways, prevents the party from doing so except as an act of defiance – which is not its current mood.

It was built in the 30s, is one of several public buildings of particular historical and architectural interest for the city of Bologna and it is constrained architecturally.

During the optimum design, the specific energy absorption (SEA) is set as the design objective, and it is constrained by the maximum crushing force (Pm) and the cross-sectional dimensions.

With this PHRI technique, the length of the motif-repeat is determined by length that yields the highest HRI value, and it is constrained by having a minimum of 800 msec and a maximum of 1200 msec.

Such an approach represents the highest level of IPE classified by Sanson-Fisher et al. as 'grand' and while it offers potential benefits to students and patients, it is constrained by practical considerations such as timetabling, cost, and differences in accreditation requirements and competencies across disciplines [ 11].

The fundamental (=genetically determined) host range appears to be broad, including Jacobaea, Senecio, Packera, Erechtites, and Petasites species; it is constrained by phylogeny, chemistry, and perhaps plant architecture and phenology (Wink and Legal 2001; Bernays et al. 2004).

Small-scale mining is prevalent in much of the interior and elsewhere, but it is constrained by environmental concerns.

Traditionally, an approach to the problem would be to fit two models, one where τ, the among-sire variance, is a free parameter and one where it is constrained to zero.

Within asperity areas and within rough elements, the stress drop has higher values; and near the surface, it is constrained to diminish.

Completing her passage on Delacroix, she writes, "It is in the energy of the brushwork, an energy directed from the wrist, that one is entitled to discern Romantic despair, a realization and acceptance that logic will never triumph in human affairs, that the spirit craves release and that the more it is constrained by outside forces the more violently it will require expression".

The Scottish government says UK Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rules mean it is constrained in what it can legally spend on DHPs, and it has asked No 10 for the cap to be removed.