"The risk is that the negotiations are more concerned by constraints of domestic politics than by real imperatives of national interests".
By Adam Gopnik Good, or at least voguish, eating these days is often shaped by constraints of the seasonal and the local, so let us consider, this season, the turkey, surely the most local of American birds.
I would have thought the point was that only public schools embody the American dream of an equal education for all, teaching American values unfettered by constraints of religion or class.
She was bound by constraints of language: after her apprentice years in Greece, she would only sing in Italian on stage, though she included French music, most notably Carmen, in her recordings and recitals.
Good, or at least voguish, eating these days is often shaped by constraints of the seasonal and the local, so let us consider, this season, the turkey, surely the most local of American birds.
A twenty-one-year-old Texan who often sports braids and ill-advised gold teeth, Malone is what Bieber might have been if he'd never been made to bear the burden of tween mega-fame: proudly scuzzy, wearing his hip-hop influences on his sleeve, unencumbered by constraints of genre or respectability.
The amount of memory that the application can use is limited by constraints of resources.
Realization of such experiments is limited by constraints of modern space stations.
The social norms of in-person communication clearly don't exist online, and Facebook is limited by constraints of design, structure and algorithms — constraints that don't exist in person.
