Sentence examples for been constrained from from inspiring English sources

Nationalist Abe wants what he calls a normalisation of Japan's military posture, which has been constrained from anything but self-defence and aid missions by a pacifist constitution imposed by the US after the second world war.

But he acknowledged that had the company not been granted the exemption, it would have been constrained from using any partnerships or shifting debt off the books in its foreign operations.

Only in "Selected Poems, 1957-1994" does Hughes's imagination disclose a sensitivity that the poet had lacked or been constrained from uttering over all the earlier years: knowledge of the hearts of women.

While it still serves significantly more passengers than any other airport in Europe, Heathrow, which has just two runways, has been operating at almost 100 percent capacity for a decade and been constrained from growing further by government indecision over whether to build a third runway.

The detection area of the LDM has been constrained from the following arguments: A dust detector called MDC onboard Hiten that was launched on January 24th , 1990 observed dust particles in lunar orbit.

Headwall retreat rates for a major drainage system of 1.6 m ka−1 have been constrained from the ca 225 ka exposure age of a boulder emplaced on slopes beneath the headwall.

What is it, precisely, that people are constrained from saying?

Pension schemes and mutual funds are constrained from borrowing money.

It was constrained from gathering information independently, limiting itself to material presented by the two sides.

The F.B.I. is constrained from spying on American citizens and visitors without probable cause.

(Dogs are another matter; mine has to be constrained from tearing off and lolloping for miles).