The Directors of the National Galleries in London and Edinburgh who are jointly trying to raise the money felt constrained to reply to a letter in the Guardian this week that questioned handing over so much dosh to the Duke of Sutherland.
Although Civil War soldiers had the freedom to write uncensored letters, they were sometimes constrained by, among other things, a lack of paper.
I applaud another provision of the EO, namely the waiver provision that allows the government to secure the essential services of individuals who might formally be constrained from doing so by the letter of the code.
In a series of letters from prison, Aguigui described an early life that was constrained but idyllic.
In this Letter we describe the design and synthesis of conformationally constrained N,N-disubstituted 1,4-diazepanes as orexin receptor antagonists.
Fournel's book is constrained in terms of subject matter: it is a short, intense love letter to the bicycle, a cyclo-philosophical treatise on what it means to go through life on two wheels.
But if reading is so tightly constrained by innate brain structure, we'd expect that we would simply never use letters like b and d at all.
Although Yahoo is, of course, constrained from clarifying this point, Bell does seem to address it in the letter.
However, the letter is at pains to acknowledge that Cameron's room for manoeuvre is constrained by EU procurement regulations, which require equal, transparent and non-discriminatory treatment of bidders.
In America, which accounts for almost half of the world's letter volume and over a quarter of its postal revenue, the post is constrained from engaging in non-core activities such as banking.
