Sentence examples similar to constrained to halt from inspiring English sources

He said Labor was seeking assurances that the operations would be constrained to the collective self-defence of Iraq and limited to halting cross-border attacks and defending Australian personnel.

Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.

(Mahler, one feels constrained to add, means painter in German).

Before this, were you constrained to singing in the shower?

Or can be constrained to do so.

aElasticity constrained to −0.10.

Ms. Merkel seems to comprehend it, but, constrained in part by her own majority's reluctance, she has been moving too slowly to halt the unfolding crisis, hoping that lining up harsher fiscal discipline will stanch the ebbing of confidence.

Now the fear is that Britain's capability to halt or shape what is expected to be a wave of financial regulation coming from Brussels in the future will be severely constrained.

Shortly after the chartered plane left Libyan airspace, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the U.S. had been constrained in moving against Gaddafi and his loyalists due to concerns over the safety of Americans but was now ready to bring more pressure on the government to halt its attacks on opponents.

Japan, Switzerland and Germany decided to halt new nuclear projects.

"Violent groups are trying to halt progress.