Examples of using Constrained by in English and their translations into Arabic
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The university was not constrained by religious limits placed on human dissection.
He noted that normally executive power was constrained by an independent judiciary.
Financing forestry development in the developing countries is constrained by several factors.
The reform policies are often constrained by conditionalities imposed by the international financial institutions.
And We already know that your breast is constrained by what they say.
Pumping height constrained by the boom length.
You're being constrained by the public's opinion.
And it's kind of constrained by that circle.
The Europeans, constrained by French intransigence, have responded timidly.
The Palestinian Authority remained constrained by the occupation and settlement activity.
Agricultural activity is constrained by the small amount of land available for farming.
Someone's who's not constrained by something as finite as the law.
However, efficiency was also constrained by internal factors.
Sustainable growth was found to be constrained by rising inequality.
Private investment in such cases is constrained by the length of the gestation period of the investment.
We're often constrained by social limits and also our devices
are growing rapidly, while exports are constrained by overvaluation of national currencies.
Managers are thus not constrained by budget line items, but must deliver the agreed outputs within the overall budget authorization.
A few remain constrained by annual budgeting processes, but can make indicative forecasts.
Too often, as our chief executive officer, he is unduly constrained by processes that allow minorities to block constructive ways forward.