Sentence examples for were to be constrained from inspiring English sources

At Wednesday's meeting in New York with Mr. Tarullo, the bank chieftains underscored the danger to markets if market-making were to be constrained, according to a summary of the meeting.

If rotational positioning were completely flexible, the coincidence number would tend to be a flat function of distance between sites A and B. If rotational positioning were to be constrained, the coincidence numbers should reveal a periodic signal that corresponds to the DNA helical period.

Performance looses are evaluated if we are to be constrained to the case β ≤ 1.0.

(2) To whatever extent it is to be constrained, should it be by a rule and if so what rule?

But the text also stakes its claims: it determines (literally) the boundaries within which a reader's reactions are to be constrained.

Democracy was to be practiced only within the party, and even then it was to be constrained by the policy of democratic centralism.

If the geological evolution of Utopia Planitia is to be constrained properly, then each of these hypotheses must be explored.

These devices are particularly useful in practical applications where oscillations of a structure are to be constrained within a prescribed envelope.

Making as few changes as possible to this landing architecture for 2018 is considered an imperative if costs on the whole venture are to be constrained.

If the North is to be constrained, it will require far greater pressure than the PRC so far has been willing to apply.

It has to be either 1 or 2. The 'atom_name' tag specifies exactly which 3 atoms of the residue are to be constrained.