Sentence examples for countries constrained from inspiring English sources

Most European countries, constrained by liberal universalism and the immigrationism ideology, were simply too laissez-faire towards migrants.

Pesticide registration is in many countries constrained by a lack of published guidelines and a lack of essential registration requirements, such as the requirement to generate local data or to review and reregister a pesticide periodically.

In several countries, constrained use of antipsychotics is recommended, and 'an urgent need to explore the potential benefits and risks offered by alternative classes of drugs, including opioids' are sought (Brown et al., 2012, p. 3).

The lowering of the cost of transport and the abundance of raw material as Naphtha and petroleum gasses in the eastern countries constrains European economical operation more and more.

In the nearly three decades since gaining its independence, Ukraine has been a country constrained by a closed, non-transparent energy sector.

It has long been recognized that the availability of only 1 or 2 contraceptive methods in a country constrains total contraceptive use and limits the options that women and couples have to manage their pregnancies.

Another article, "Public health nutrition workforce development in seven European countries: constraining and enabling factors," studied public health nutrition workforce development in 7 European countries as the topic of study and constraining and enabling factors in terms of the policy environment, public health organizations, and workforce compensation as the processes/influences.

The course sought to provide participants a deep understanding of the copyright system in the United States; a rough understanding of the ways in which the copyright systems of other countries differ from that in the U.S.; and knowledge of the primary ways in which the systems of all countries are constrained by multilateral treaties.

Subsidized housing projects in developing countries are constrained by important challenges.

The fiscal straitjacket under which many countries are constrained should be loosened and labour market reforms developed A European minimum wage.

Such regional trading blocks may be tolerable to other countries if constrained by an agreed set of multilateral trading rules aimed at liberalising trade everywhere.