Sentence examples for were constraints on from inspiring English sources

There were constraints on what he could say.

The indicators used in the study were: constraints on government power; absence of corruption; open government; fundamental rights; order and security; regulatory enforcement; civil justice; criminal justice and informal justice.

Sir Hew Strachan, one of the UK's leading military historians and professor of the history of war at All Souls College, Oxford, acknowledged that there were constraints on action, ranging from the reduced size of the army through to the increasingly multicultural nature of British society.

But he added there were constraints on what he said at the Gold meetings.

While there were constraints on educational opportunities for Black people more generally, she brings attention to an attitude of resistance from Black men concerning academic development among women.

With respect to the regional effects, there were constraints on energy demand in big-city regions because of the improved energy intensity achieved through energy conservation.

He said: "There have always been constraints on the budget.

But, he said, "there are constraints on the timing and content of our disclosures".

But why don't the anomalies disappear altogether?One reason may be constraints on investor behaviour.

There must be constraints on the aims and targets of scientific inquiry, and not just on its methods.

As with prisoners within the American justice system, he argues, there are constraints on their first amendment rights.