Sentence examples for are likely to be constrained from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu's free-market policies are likely to be constrained by Labor, and Mr. Shalom is likely to lose his job to the Labor Party leader, Shimon Peres.

The competitors are likely to be constrained more by physics than experience, settling for any solution that works rather than finding something that seems elegant.

Experimental evidence is presented that suggests that any significantly important effects are likely to be constrained to body generated rather than free-stream turbulence.

But Smith's wings have been clipped by the BBC Trust and Worldwide's activities are likely to be constrained further with the possible sale of its profitable stable of UK magazines including Radio Times and Top Gear.

Any changes to the system envisioned by Xi are likely to be constrained by several older party leaders considered more conservative in outlook who were named Thursday to the Politburo Standing Committee.

In the future such projects need to have stronger environmental objectives, but in reality these are likely to be constrained by neo-liberal thinking at national and supra-national levels.

And I think I -- sort of to give you a very short answer to a quite complicated question is, if one of those fuels is like -- or one of those materials is likely to be constrained, I think it's more likely to be cobalt.

First, monetary policy is likely to be constrained.

We believe, though, that the type of body that would be suitable for counselling is likely to be constrained.

Any immediate threat from the most likely UK predators - Chrysalis and Emap - is likely to be constrained by competition issues.

Indeed, if Mr. Hu harbors secret plans for change, he is likely to be constrained by a power structure tilted toward Mr. Jiang.