Sentence examples for partly constrained from inspiring English sources

The regulator, Monitor, is partly constrained from letting competition rip.

Its ranks include xenophobes, chauvinists and those nostalgic for the old days, partly constrained by some distinguished pro-Western liberals who fell out with Mr Saakashvili.

Studies of the free vibrational behavior of channel beams, which are partly constrained along one end or one flange, are of prime importance for structural engineers.

The circular fabric blank is draped over a male hemispherical mould, partly constrained by a circular clamping ring around the periphery of the blank.

(For example, Nepal's road network has been partly constrained by Indian planning for a Chinese invasion, and there is concern in some quarters in India over the possible strategic value of a Chinese rail link).

As I will show, the middle voice behaves as a verb-sensitive valency reducing strategy, as the semantic interpretation of middle forms is partly constrained by the semantics of the individual predicates.

Introducing larvivorous fish appears to partly constrain An. arabiensis larval density increases at the beginning of the dry season.

The data sets, such as presence and absence of juvenile material, morphology of juvenile material and particle size distribution, partly constrain some eruptive stages proposed in Nakada et al. (2013).

A default parameter set was developed, partly informed by the literature and partly by constraining the model to mimic reported behavioural features of the system.

When, by the nineteen-eighties, G.M. began to react to foreign competition, its response, constrained partly by labor obligations, was slow, and ultimately ineffective.

To date, the uptake of agroforestry has been constrained partly because it has lacked a natural 'home' in policy space, but that may be changing thanks to a growing body of evidence of what it can achieve, and how to make it work.