Sentence examples for plan constrained from inspiring English sources

President Bush is sending Congress a $2.5 trillion spending plan, constrained by war and record deficits, that seeks to slash spending in a number of popular programs from farm subsidies to poor people's health care.

Frustrated with the Annan plan but constrained by a presidential election, President Obama is more than likely to rule out any direct military intervention.

Mitt Romney and Representative Paul Ryan understand the size of the structural problems, but their reform plans are constrained by the Republican Party's single-minded devotion to tax cuts.

Initial planning was constrained by the number of available landing craft, most of which were already committed in the Mediterranean and Pacific.

If your Valentine's Day 2016 plans are constrained by a limited budget, you can still join in the fun without breaking the bank.

The initial plans were constrained by the number of available landing craft, most of which were already committed in the Mediterranean and Pacific.

First, effective contingency planning is constrained by the very limited resources and poor technical capability of many veterinary services, which often means that they are overwhelmed with responding to immediate needs.

Yet outreach to career security officials is a key component of civil libertarian groups' plan to constrain Trump.

China's existing power sector regime heavily regulated by administrative planning constrains RE integration.

Vancouver's project development and policy manager, Matt Ransom, said there were many elements in any future bridge plan that are constrained by financial and engineering realities no matter how bold the new vision might get.

The affirmative action plan might be constrained by a rule that forbids stretching the preference given to nonwhites to the point that basic competence to perform the tasks associated with the post that is being filled is lacking in those selected.