The consultants were constrained, therefore, concerning time to travel to sub-national level (except in Zanzibar and briefly to Dodoma) and direct informant feedback at these lower levels was unfortunately not widely gathered.
When people are feeling constrained and concerned we have to communicate our values stronger than we normally would". Sainsbury's is also using the excuse of its 140th anniversary to transport customers back to a time before celebrity chefs, when life was simpler than a Jamie Oliver recipe and it sold butter and eggs from a shop on Drury Lane.
The contractual conception of power serves as a regulating idea, constraining discussions concerning power into normative questions of right, responsibility and obligation.
Although universal or selective screening of newborns is widely implemented in developed countries, its introduction in the developing world may be constrained by reservations concerning the necessity of such a programme because of prevailing adverse health and socio-economic conditions.
This paper is important for suggesting and perhaps stimulating a number of lines of investigation for future genomic analysis of the phylum Verrucomicrobia and the PVC superphylum, but this future analysis should not be constrained by assumptions concerning easy interpretation of the paradoxes posed by Methylacidiphilum and verrucomicrobia, which still seem unsatisfactorily resolved at this point.
In exchange, Sanford created contracts that gave these partners access to data whose use had previously been constrained by concerns about data privacy and competitive-use agreements.
His comments suggested that the Fed would not be constrained by concerns about rising prices when it meets next week to consider cutting interest rates for the sixth time this year.
Restoration to increase resilience to current and projected drought and fire in historically open-canopy forests in fire-prone environments may be constrained by concern for species that favor dense forest conditions.
There has been only modest momentum on efforts to persuade Taliban fighters to give up the fight and join a reintegration program, and a plan to train and install thousands of local police officers in rural communities to mobilize resistance to the Taliban has proved to be a painstaking business constrained by concerns that it will create militias loyal to warlords.
In his 2005 book and a more recent article, former Presidency official and now academic Alan Hirsch justifies neoliberal compromises on grounds the new government was "constrained by concerns for economic stability".
Benjamin said, "Hezbollah maintains a presence in Europe and its recent activities demonstrate that it is not constrained by concerns about collateral damage or political fallout that could result from conducting operations there .
