Sentence examples for constrained mission from inspiring English sources

A fundamentally new scientific mission concept for remote planetary surface and subsurface reconnaissance will soon replace the engineering and safety constrained mission designs of the past, allowing for optimal acquisition of geologic, paleohydrologic, paleoclimatic, and possible astrobiologic information of Mars and other extraterrestrial targets.

But Taguba's narrowly focussed mission constrained the questions he could ask.

The two guidance methods are finally tested in four entry missions constrained by various no-fly zones.

And they said the military mission was constrained by a United Nations Security Council resolution, which authorized air power for the purpose of defending civilians.

The administration has also emphasized that there are no troops on the ground, that Libyan forces are unable to fire at them meaningfully and that the military mission is constrained from escalating by a United Nations Security Council resolution.

NASA and ESA officials said they remain open to a Saturn mission, although constrained budgets make such a trip a long shot.

The truth of the matter is that, even at 400 people, we are incredibly resource constrained for our primary mission and goal, so we ended up tabling it for focus reasons purely.

Germany had limited access to oil, and thus to aviation fuel, and this constrained the number of missions the Luftwaffe could fly.

Victor II thus was constrained not only by the failed mission to Byzantium but also by the threat from the south.

Border Patrol and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents complained for years that then-President Barack Obama constrained their ability to fulfill their mission.

Consequently, charities' missions and programs are constrained by a simple equation of how to reach x amount of people in y number of regions over the course of z months.