Sentence examples for constrained from participating from inspiring English sources

Etzkowitz (2008: 82) emphasizes that successful Triple Helix synergies depend on "political organizations, industrial entities, and academic institutions that work together to improve the local conditions for innovation [emphasis added]." He suggests that "if one element is missing, or constrained from participating, another may take its part".

He seems to argue, in fact, that large swaths of the American political system should somehow be constrained from participating in politics at all.

Charities are constrained by law from participating in lobbying and political campaigns, and in response to a question posed by the I.R.S., Project Veritas specifically said it had no plans to lobby on behalf of specific legislation".We're designed to expose malfeasance, waste, fraud and corruption, to expose things for what they are," Mr. O'Keefe said.

In addition, while many bilateral donors were supportive of SWAp concepts, they were constrained by their own administrative rules from participating in arrangements like pooled funding or the use of national systems for procurement or monitoring.

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

The regulator, Monitor, is partly constrained from letting competition rip.

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.

But if Syria cheats, the president will find himself constrained from acting.

This is dangerous; we already have Senators constrained from talking about what they know.