Sentence examples for which remain constrained from inspiring English sources

Yet I can easily sympathize with the businesses that need every little advantage they can get, but which remain constrained by the top-down control that's characterized the government here since the Revolution.

First, the field of health remains an area that involves strong economic, political and ideological challenges, in which personnel are not free to speak and remain constrained as much by a strong sense of hierarchy as by various 'camouflage' strategies, and in which the views of users are not collected let alone taken into account.

They fear "a continuation of the status quo", in which Israel feels free to build settlements while Palestinians remain constrained under Oslo's binding security provisions.

A protracted lag could lead to higher prices again, as demand rises but supplies remain constrained.

Poorer households remain constrained, however, especially in the wake of the increase in Social Security taxes in January.

He said: "Global demand will remain constrained as long as we face the likelihood of anaemic growth in various western nations.

If incomes and spending remain constrained, tax relief for low- and middle-income earners will also need to be extended.

Outsourcers have struggled since Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union as clients have delayed making decisions due to uncertainty and budgets remain constrained.

"As long as earnings continue to weigh heavily on consumers' minds, spending is likely to remain constrained," Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board Consumer Research Center, said in a statement.

While trading conditions in the housing market have improved, activity levels will remain constrained until the availability of mortgage finance increases particularly at higher loan to value levels.

In that case, Lloyds's acquisition of HBOS, which in 2011 will start to come good in terms of profitability, looks vulnerable because of the combination's 25% or so retail-market share in Britain.Across the Atlantic, leverage will remain constrained.