Sentence examples for constrained by finance from inspiring English sources
Local authorities are genuinely constrained by finance and competing priorities.
However, their responses are constrained by inadequate finance for the necessary research, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa; lack of institutions and support services that could raise awareness of potential ways to minimize or eliminate trade-offs; and the need to avoid measures that raise food prices because a high proportion of people are unable to buy adequate food even at current prices.
But their desire is complicated because the addition of commercial data to party files requires an information technology infrastructure — and expertise — beyond the scope of a party budget constrained by campaign-finance laws.
In previous downturns, Asian governments were often constrained by dire public finances or the need to support currencies.
However, the Halifax said that the rate of house price growth would be "constrained" by squeezed household finances.
Later they were reined in by the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913 and the reforms of the New Deal, and after 1945 they were further constrained by central banks and finance ministries both in the United States and abroad.
Pasture improvement is further constrained by the lack of finance and of knowledge by the farmers and the extension service.
The casual arrangement between Danone and Zong seems to have worked well in the past decade as Wahaha evolved from a small company constrained by a lack of financing and technological know-how into the leader of Chinas beverage industry.
Finance is constrained by five main factors: i) legislation; ii) macroeconomic barriers; iii) collateral barriers; iv) inadequate risk assessment and diversification mechanisms; and v) a dearth of financial mobilization mechanisms.
He added, though, that his successor is constrained by the country's shaky finances and fragile security.
Financing was constrained by Congress, the application process was bogged down by red tape and delays, and by the time homeowners did get money they often got far less than what they needed to rebuild.
