"Because of its funding constraints, Spain cannot issue enough sovereign debt to recapitalize the banking system to reassure the markets," Mr. Santos said.
"They (the assembly government) won't jump straight away to an hourly service because of its funding constraints, but why spend money on the infrastructure and then not use it?" The assembly government has been asked to define what it means by a "daytime hourly service".
For example, one of the key findings of this paper is that although semi QDI-based asynchronous design provides an attractive solution because of its relaxed constraint on clock distribution network, but it has more timing overhead for TSV failures than the counterpart loosely synchronous design.
The company, which is based in Tulsa, Okla., said it would lose 63 cents to 73 cents a share in the second quarter, largely because of constraints its credit problems have placed on its energy trading business.
Because of its energy and storage constraints, all incoming data forwarding and route discovery packets are intensely not accepted by it, thereby it tries to save its own resources.
Japan has long resisted American calls to increase its military role in the region because of the constraints of its pacifist postwar Constitution and the bitter memories of devastating defeat in World War II.
However, SSF, because of its solid nature, implies some constraints which consequently require specific tools to efficiently overcome them.
While Vienna has set a number of policy actions to attract foreign researchers, Munich faces constraints because of its subordinate position within the federal system.
The EU enforcer dismissed Google's argument of competition from Apple, saying the iPhone maker was not a sufficient constraint because of its higher prices and switching costs for users.
