Not only is its main product priced in dollars, but the company is constrained politically from moving big chunks of production out of Europe to dollar-based countries to ease the currency pressure.
The post also signaled its contention that our oil cronied administration and its Department of Energy would not lift a finger to initiate any action that would constrain the price of oil from moving ever higher because of fears related to Gustav.
Several empirical studies that explored the impact of consumerism on the patient-provider relationship found the situation to be very complex, in that a continual tension exists between seeking dependency and wanting autonomy, which constrains the patient-provider relationship from moving too far in the direction of consumerism [ 15, 19- 21].
"If we fail to pay, or are constrained from paying, competitive rates then that talent will move to another employer," he said.
"If we fail to pay or are constrained from paying competitive rates then that talent will move to another employer," said Varley, whose bank has avoided taking a taxpayer bailout.
"If we fail to pay, or are constrained from paying, competitive rates, then that talent will move to another employer," he said, in a church that is known for its work with the homeless.
The boundary condition in this model was applied by constraining the primary side of tube from moving axially (Fig. 1c) and the outer side of the tube at its secondary side from moving tangentially.
Barnes discusses these women's decisions, despite their relative privilege, as constrained choices, and moving away from the stay-at-home/working mom dichotomy, identifies three categorical relationships with work employed by her study participants.
What is it, precisely, that people are constrained from saying?
