Sentence examples for cited constraints from inspiring English sources

Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, and southern Sudan cited constraints such as the lack of an office of strategic planning, or lack of staff to develop a plan.

Participants viewed a more comprehensive approach to student selection as ideal, but cited constraints related to time and coordination as prohibiting development of an explicit and harmonized approach.

One possible choice for G and F consists in: F = H RD H H RD - 1 and = H RD H. Once again, we suppose that: H RD = H DR H. Apart from the already cited constraint power, we have to be sure that each sensor should not receive information for other sensor.

The cost of care was a commonly cited constraint.

"I'm not going into any detail by confirming or denying," he said, citing constraints of doctor-patient confidentiality.

"We only have one week to rerun the election" in those districts, said the electoral commission chairman, Abraham Mwinyi Jumbe, citing constraints imposed by the region's constitution.

He reportedly cited budgetary constraints.

In resisting the pressure from Washington, Mr. Netanyahu has long cited political constraints at home.

One-fourth of the women who refused said they had claustrophobia, and just under one-fifth cited time constraints.

Ms. Norwalk agreed in principle, but said, "We must regretfully refrain" from carrying out the recommendation, and she cited budget constraints as a reason.

In explaining the decision to axe Hoggard, Yorkshire cited financial constraints and new regulations that will reward counties that favor younger players.