Sentence examples for which would have constrained from inspiring English sources

The first, much reported beyond Israel, was opposition by centrists within his government, including Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni, to the "Jewish nation" bill, which would have constrained the Supreme Court's ability to protect Arab citizens' rights.

They found a coherent vision of a student-centred system: an ingenious balancing of the right to set fees and the obligation to share risk, which would have constrained fee levels far more effectively than a crude cap; and a system for financial aid that would have been much simpler and better-targeted than anything else on offer.

The methodology used has made possible the description of very different time trends in risk without resorting to previously defined shapes, for example linear or quadratic, that would have constrained the way in which time trends are allowed to vary.

However, it was difficult for them to express these feelings, which would have weighed on their conscience when they were constrained to isolate residents with unpleasant behaviour.

Lending growth would have been constrained by the need to build up capital buffers, which would have been available to absorb losses at the onset of the economic downturn".

However, the robustness of the latter studies has been constrained by the lack of use of theoretical frameworks which would have helped in providing more rigorous accounts as to the behaviours of the actors involved in the delivery of aid.

Which would have been weird.

Perhaps that's why he wrote in prose; the pentameter would undoubtedly have constrained him.

Such would also have constrained resources for the scope and depth of studies in the intervention districts.

Now, however, the car tax and devaluation have constrained demand, especially for expensive models, which discourages dealers from importing them.

Historically, enzymes have suffered from being in limited supply, which has constrained the transformations that can be performed.