Sentence examples for constrained to keep from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eliasberg apologized and said he had answered in the context of the question of whether the veterans' group would "feel constrained to keep the cross up" in light of a plaque referring to a cross.

The controllers are constrained to keep the standard deviation of the measurement noise fed back to the displacement output around 0.1nm.

And yes, neither plan specifies what "tax expenditures" would be constrained to keep it revenue neutral.

In the above tasks, the agent was constrained to keep moving forward and so the agent could not re-enter a state immediately after leaving it.

The femoral component was constrained to keep contact with the articular surface.

In the human mt gau, there are 14 stops in the simulated sequences, which is constrained to keep cox1 unchanged.

They keep the service constrained to iPhone photos that way, or at least force you to transfer your SLR photo to your phone, you big faker, which brings us to the final point.

Martinez told HuffPost the new council-by-district rules will likely keep Latino political power constrained to Southwest Detroit, but said the city may start to see more cross-cultural alliances.

Obama wants to have it both ways, asserting that we can keep our eyes on the prize of peace even as we find ourselves constrained to wage war.

The company's mission of helping users keep their files synced across all of their devices is only becoming more important (services like Apple's iCloud are constrained to Apple devices, whereas Dropbox is going for a ubiquitous approach).

Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.