Sentence examples for constrained from talking from inspiring English sources

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

And under its deal with Sprint, WorldCom is constrained from talking to outside companies about splitting Sprint into pieces.

"One of the most obvious things about why that's wrong is, even as our clients get these gags lifted, there are still things that we are constrained from talking about.

Bidding companies often bypassed the board of the company they were trying to acquire to talk directly to shareholders, and target companies were often constrained from taking defensive measures or seeking rival bids.

And Mr. Obama, in his response, was constrained by secrecy laws from talking about his most aggressive action against Iran: his decision to expand a cyberwarfare campaign against the country.

Similarly, most Democrats are constrained when talking about such issues as entitlement cuts, tort reform, and trade agreements.

As the talks inched forward, the prosecutors were constrained from cutting a deal by a debate within the upper ranks of the Bush administration over whether to demand the death penalty.

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

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

Mr. McClellan said he was constrained from responding more fully because the investigation continues and because Mr. Libby now faces trial, and that "it's not a question of whether or not I'd like to talk more about this".

Many feel constrained from speaking freely by rank and hierarchy.