Stephen Allinger, legislative director for the New York City Board of Education, noted that New York does "have school choice policies, but they're within the constraints of whether we have space".
The current intervention (MindBabyBody) was informed by these three key programs and was designed to be delivered within the constraints of a public maternity hospital setting.
So even in the case of this Flecktone's tour, which we are super thrilled to be doing, we're committing to a year of playing together, so that means we'll be free within the constraints of the band, but then we'll be free after the band is done to do whatever other projects we want to do.
As the simulations are called "pseudo-random", they may be acceptable within the constraints of binary data – which then casts questions about the usefulness of the test dataset for the study purpose (see above).
While health professionals may like to assist patients to improve their health-related lifestyle profile, it has been suggested that this may not be feasible within the constraints of traditional face-to-face consultations [ 14, 26].
As far as possible the measures included in the EPOCH instruments sought to be comprehensive within the constraints of an instrument that was practical and feasible to administer.
As with all in vitro models, the current results should be interpreted within the constraints of limitations and may not be directly comparable with those obtained in vivo.
My mother taught me to be bold and fearless, while my father guided me to be effective within the constraints of the business world.
Centralisation of services was therefore proposed as the ideal means of improving access to care and sharing of skills, but it was recognised that for most centres, such an intervention would not be possible within the constraints of the NHS.
But then, that's the point: Attempts to reform the American health-care system will be undertaken within the constraints of the American political system.
