Sentence examples for accepted constraints from inspiring English sources
After checking resources availability (step 7), the PIP replies with a resource negotiation response (step 8), specifying the offered resources and accepted constraints to the VIP, which concludes the negotiation process with a resource negotiation acknowledgement (step 9) confirming the negotiated resources and constraints.
The limiting factor for retreatment with partial-gland brachytherapy would involve the normal tissue constraints, with the goals of maintaining the combined dosimetric parameters of the urethra, bladder, and rectum below the currently accepted constraints used for whole-gland brachytherapy.
Several things, no doubt; but part of the explanation is to be found in methodological naturalism, a widely accepted constraint on science.
Modi has repeatedly said India would not accept constraints on its development as part of any climate deal.
She accepts constraints — hitting her marks, sticking to the script — so listeners might break free of theirs.
Our objective was to test whether Iran could change course, accept constraints, and allow the world to verify that its nuclear program will be peaceful.
Blamed for terrorist actions even when Globalia's agents plant the bombs, they provide the fear that persuades Globalians to accept constraints on their freedom and knowledge.
Nearly everyone soon learns that they must accept constraints of many kinds if they want to be seen as responsible adults.
The US has refused to ratify the Protocol, saying it won't accept constraints that do not apply to the world's other principal greenhouse polluter, China.
Non-nuclear weapons states are increasingly resistant to safeguards ensuring that civilian nuclear facilities are not used for military purposes, and they often refuse to accept constraints on their access to nuclear technology.
Russia does not seriously want to join the Union, mainly because, like America and China, it sees itself as a country too great to accept constraints on its sovereignty.
