The phrase "politically constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or individual limited by political factors or considerations.
Example: "The government's ability to implement reforms is often politically constrained by opposition parties."
Alternatives: "politically limited" or "politically restricted".
Ron Bonjean, a Republican strategist and once the top spokesman for the former House speaker J. Dennis Hastert, a Republican, described the phenomenon thusly: "These are people who are political realists, they're political pragmatists who want to see progress made in Washington, but are politically constrained from making compromises because they will be challenged in the primary".
Ron Bonjean, a Republican strategist and once the top spokesman for J. Dennis Hastert, a Republican and former House speaker, described the phenomenon thus: "These are people who are political realists, they're political pragmatists who want to see progress made in Washington, but are politically constrained from making compromises because they will be challenged in the primary".
"Governments are politically constrained".
Monetary policymakers find themselves politically constrained in ways they imagined were impossible in our post-Depression era.
The world's biggest democracy, though already suffering badly from climate change, is in this respect as politically constrained as its richest one.
This sounds reasonable, but international courts try individuals, only adjudicating history incidentally; most recent genocide, like historic genocide, has not been tried internationally; and these courts' operations are highly politically constrained.
Without enough economic growth to keep a politically *ahem* constrained population happy, China's elite risks losing their grip on power.
Not only is its main product priced in dollars, but the company is constrained politically from moving big chunks of production out of Europe to dollar-based countries to ease the currency pressure.
Were Europe more politically developed, less constrained by the sovereign powers of the member states, perhaps Catalonia and the Basque country – like Flanders or Scotland – would find themselves more comfortable than they are within their state-drawn lines.
Yet they are politically stunted and economically constrained.
After bold words, France is finding itself uncomfortably constrained, and politically divided over what to do next.In this section Descent into banality The American president's trailer?
