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The political attacks over terrorism cases were "starting to constrain my ability to function as attorney general," he said in an interview last week.

Although I am quite limited in my role as a prosecutor in what I can say, which in many ways constrains my ability here to explain the case to the extent I would like, I can nevertheless make sure the public record is clearer than it has been thus far.

They are also constraining its ability to expand quickly.

The government hopes to weaken Hamas by constraining its ability to govern.

For over the last decade, our nation has spent well over a trillion dollars on war, exploding our deficits and constraining our ability to nation build here at home.

In fact, we find that US-style trade agreements are the most severe in constraining the ability of developing countries to deploy such policy.

By ignoring early warnings, withdrawing aid and constraining the ability of humanitarian organisations to operate in Somalia, western donors made famine more, not less likely.

Simon Ward, economist at New Star Asset Management said: "The Chancellor was forced to downgrade his forecasts for the public finances again, severely constraining his ability to deliver a populist Budget.

This was Jain's way of downgrading élitist newspaper editors who might want to leave a mark on the paper, thereby constraining his ability to make business decisions.

Others want to bar the government from carrying out a number of its functions, for example by constraining its ability to regulate interstate commerce.

"We often can get into the illusion that we're going for security when we're really just constraining our ability to get anything out of the stock.