Sentence examples similar to accepting some constraints from inspiring English sources

Private equity firms accept some constraints on their use of investors' money.

Many states now accept some constraints (though not all of them biting) on the kind of landmine that can be used or sold.

In hinting that they will accept some constraints on their nuclear program, for example, the Iranians have emphasized that they want quick reciprocal steps to ease sanctions.

And we really need to accept some constraints, not just for two months.

We also revise a result proposed by Braga et al. [ 17], when the perfect constraint is relaxed to accept some common interval breaks.

Edelman achieves this feat by accepting tight constraints.

But, as Crawford points out, accepting such constraints and undertaking the mastery of demanding technologies is usually what ends up feeling worthwhile.

Iran has struck a historic agreement with the US and five other world powers, accepting strict constraints on its nuclear programme for the first time in a decade in exchange for partial relief from sanctions.

Talk to your new peers about what it's like to work for your new boss, accepting their constraints about talking about their current boss.

But shouldn't we be using the campaign to discuss what is really needed, rather than accepting the constraints on possibility in Washington?

Hats off to him – but, also, how bloody-minded". Ben is accepting of the constraints on his present relationship with Romany.