Sentence examples for binding constraint as it from inspiring English sources

This creates a binding constraint as it is difficult to see how Spain's traditional growth model based on expansion of the internal demand, which typically translates into a deteriorating current account balance, can be operational this time given Spain's limited capacity to add liabilities against the rest of the world.

But when an inflation-averse central bank is trying to generate adequate demand when the zero lower bound is a binding or near-binding constraint (as it was in 2002-3 and is now) it just might.

Even if the Mobility Partnership is an instrument of soft power, without legally binding constraints, it still serves as a vehicle for diffusing a certain vision of the world and can transform the knowledge and the know-how of local actors based on the European game (Baisnée & Pasquier, 2007, p. 218).

But all of that depends on your thinking of capital as the binding constraint – and in reality, it isn't.

In this sense, although it does not provide a constraint as strong as an experimentally observed phenomenon, it might legitimately function as a constraint on possible theories.

With regard to the cost of finance, the analysis of the data from manager surveys conducted in Kosovo suggests that firms do not view it as the most binding constraint.

This impasse persists today, and is viewed by many experts and diplomats as the binding constraint on efforts to strengthen the non-proliferation regime.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the report says it's time for the G.O.P. to move beyond Ronald Reagan, whose name and legacy has long acted as a binding constraint on efforts to modernize the party.

Put more simply, a lack of big discoveries doesn't strike me as the binding constraint on growth.

To sum up, the cost of finance can be potentially considered as a binding constraint to the growth for Kosovo's firms.

Being located in the south east European region close to the European Union market suggests that on balance, Kosovo's geographical location cannot be considered as a binding constraint.