In addition, there are many situations where state law should be constrained for the sake of promoting individual rights.
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It said the London market was expected to be constrained for some time because of political and economic concerns in the UK and Europe, tighter mortgage lending markets and a mismatch between price expectations of buyers and sellers.
Gavin Kelly, deputy chief of staff in Downing Street between 2007 and 2010, said Labour could not evade difficult choices on the deficit just by asserting in general that state spending will have to be constrained for at least a decade.
Because the storm hit all the major oil centers on the Texas coast — Corpus Christi, Houston, Beaumont and Port Arthur — a third of the nation's refining capacity could be constrained for weeks, he said.
The alternative view has been argued by George Soros, who believes that the financial crisis is the culmination of a 25-year credit bubble and that credit, economic activity and equity returns will be constrained for decades to come.
Verbal demand can be constrained, for example, by introducing more, or more similar, building blocks.
This is important because assets may exist but their application can often be constrained, for example, by a prohibiting environment.
Also, conserved ASEs (i.e., exons are alternatively spliced in a pair of compared species) have been suggested to be constrained for preservation of the reading frame [ 18, 22, 27].
Gene transfer may be constrained for the same reasons as in the case of mitochondria: if compartmentalization of function (and thus the presence of the symbiont) is important, the major constraining factor for transfer is the ease of importability of proteins (targeting, import and assembly) into the compartment [ 1, 13].
