Sentence examples for be constrained only from inspiring English sources

"Iran would then be constrained only by membership in the Non-Proliferation Treaty, without the added inspection regime to which it has submitted," he said.

The distress due to chronic hunger, lack of health care and widespread displacement of the people, who constitute one sixth of mankind, cannot be constrained only by questions of national identity.

It would imply that health-spending growth in the private sector can be constrained only through substantial reductions in the use of health care — either through higher cost-sharing by patients or other managed-care techniques — reductions that would be all the deeper because they would be partly offset by price increases.

Achieving these principles should be constrained only by limitations of law, technology, and evolving social norms.

To some extent we should share Wilkes's concern that thought experimenting seems to be constrained only by relevant logical impossibilities and what seems intuitively acceptable.

Because the objective function is to obtain the minimal costs and is positively correlated with operation binary variables, the variable can be constrained only by determining its lower bound.

These women were constrained only by their corsets.

They are backed by real financial muscle, whose full force is constrained only by a salary cap of £4m.

Snowden said in Hong Kong that he was sacrificing himself in order to save the world from a system like this one, which is "constrained only by policy documents".

Otherwise, he said, it makes "corrupt constitutional law" that is constrained only by the personal values of justices, leaving government subject to the "tyranny of the minority".

" The Ford F150 "EcoBoost" model, a a six-cylinder vehicle that he said had the performance of an eight-cylinder, isoso popular that sales are constrained only by availability, he said.