Sentence examples for constraints placed by from inspiring English sources

For Kiarostami, the issue at hand is the extreme constraints placed by his government on behavior.

It often came at a price higher than the one marked in studio ledgers — namely, the emphasis on production over direction, the constraints placed by the vastness of investment on individual artistic vision.

France believed that the best way to head off an Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear sites was by intensifying sanctions, wary diplomacy, and an unyielding interpretation of the constraints placed by the U.N. Security Council on the mullahs' atomic ambitions.

The constraints placed by delicate biological structures set many challenges for the science of cryopreservation.

The constraints placed by these searches on the extensions of the standard models will be briefly addressed.

Because of the constraints placed by Apple on third-party accessory developers, Giroptic isn't allowed to draw on the iPhone battery for power like Android accessories are, and thus this camera has a bit of added heft.

The approach to sampling, which is not an ideal but a constraint placed by ethical requirements, raises the possibility of a selection bias.

If that is the case, McLeish may be tempted to consider a switch to the Premiership, given that his hands are tied by the stringent financial constraints placed on him by his employers at Ibrox.

By 1972, constraints placed on ballistic missiles by the SALT I treaty prompted U.S. nuclear strategists to think again about using cruise missiles.

Mr. Jenkins said in an address to Parliament that he was tired of the constraints placed on him by his nonvoting role.

Officials at the Department of Health make no secret of the fact that their illustrious junior minister, who quit last week, did not like the place much, nor the constraints placed upon him by either politics or bureaucracy.