Sentence examples for a constrained access to from inspiring English sources
There seems to be a constrained access to specific occupations that can only be entered via higher education degrees.
The fact that government services are utilized more by the non-poor implies that the poor have a constrained access to child delivery services.
"Traditionally, industrial automation involves a highly-tailored solution to a highly-constrained problem, Vecna's Cherewka.
Mouayed Makhlouf, the I.F.C.'s regional director, said in an e-mailed statement that the funds were intended to alleviate the constrained access to finance for small companies and help create jobs in a region with some of the highest unemployment rates in the world, especially among women.
With such constrained access to the outside world, it's a wonder any kind of sophisticated computer programming exists in North Korea - but it does.
We conduct research in regions with persistently high birth rates and constrained access to contraceptive methods.
We outfitted airports and office buildings with metal detectors and long lines, fortified command centers, installed street cameras and constrained access to many sidewalks and plazas.
His recent research includes foundations of adaptive data analysis, complexity of learning with constrained access to data, and privacy-preserving learning.
They face numerous challenges such as: constrained access to capital and skills; limited investment in technology, innovation and human capital; minimal usage of ICT; and low awareness of regional integration dynamics.
Given such constrained access to health services, lower levels of education and income, it is reasonable to argue that women needing contraceptives may turn to available substitutes such as traditional methods.
This parallels wider work on household decision-making in development studies that highlights how constrained access to livelihood assets limits the adaptive choices available to people in response to shocks and stresses (e.g. Ellis 2000; McDowell and Hess 2012).
