Sentence examples for constrained through from inspiring English sources

Costs would be constrained through competition.

Consumption can and has been constrained through increases in income tax rates.

The movement has no interest in seizing, much less overthrowing, the government, but rather in creating an environment in which power is constrained through constitutional government and civil society.

The two authors mean to show that although the formal separation of powers no longer has effect, the president as a rational actor is still constrained through public opinion and politics; even a strong executive needs to appear bipartisan and to worry about popularity ratings.

Many mechanical systems have moving components that are mutually constrained through frictional contacts.

We assume that these reference objects are not fixed but only constrained through directional relations themselves.

Members of Congress and their staffs may soon be courted by the very institutions whose profits they may constrain through legislation.

Diffusion constrains through the resulting hierarchically structured pore systems mainly depend on the characteristics of the intra-particle mesopores.

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.

Even then, constrained optimization through GA is considered to be a challenging task because, GAs do not provide a direct methodology to solve such problems.

Because it takes two years to bring on a new state-of-the-art chip factory to full efficiency, this means constrained supplies through the end of 2011 and perhaps beyond.