Sentence examples for be constrained on from inspiring English sources

Ukip has attempted to improve its vetting of candidates in the local and European elections to be held next month, but it appears that some of their members will not be constrained on social media.

That is, the corresponding feature point might not be constrained on the epipolar line because of the presence of noise.

Further action by Chinalco, a Chinese government-controlled company, might be constrained on the grounds of national interest by the Australian government.

Equation (27) indicates that the pixel coordinate of the corresponding feature in second image will be constrained on the epipolar line.

"Of course, the fact that the hearings themselves aren't transparent and aren't fair, means that we'll probably be constrained on what we can say on that as well," said Cheryl Bormann.

If the legal definition of personal data is interpreted referentially, much of the data about persons would be unprotected; that is the processing of this data would not be constrained on moral grounds related to privacy or personal sphere of life.

All the information considered necessary for the ATA to perform their very demanding duties was constrained on one side of an ordinary postcard "filed" on a couple of ordinary key rings!

The team also recognized the challenges of mounting a large primary data collection exercise that is constrained on the one hand by epidemiology and logistics and on the other hand by dependency on countries for data that may not be forthcoming within the required timeline.

Gary Gibbon on his Channel 4 blog says David Cameron is constrained on Syria because he knows he would lose a Commons vote on arming the opposition.

But remember we are constrained on iPhone 4. Q: Can you give updated thoughts on the Mac side?

On the contrary, our method is constrained on local area and can be applied for on-line retrieval.