Sentence examples for constrained timetable from inspiring English sources
It is not known if a short duration multidimensional programme can significantly reduce injuries during the constrained timetable of a major international football tournament, particularly given the unknown time course required to achieve reductions in injury risk from such programmes.
"The Financial Policy Committee (FPC) is not constrained by the government's timetable for any such advice; it could make recommendations at any time," he wrote.
Such an approach represents the highest level of IPE classified by Sanson-Fisher et al. as 'grand' and while it offers potential benefits to students and patients, it is constrained by practical considerations such as timetabling, cost, and differences in accreditation requirements and competencies across disciplines [ 11].
The irony is that if the Beagle adventure hadn't happened the way it did - headlong, economy-class, constrained both by an inflexible mass and the strict deadline of the planet's timetable - it would not have happened at all.
Customers were constrained.
"Governments are politically constrained".
Investment must be constrained.
"I won't be constrained".
Wages councils were constrained.
But both feel constrained.
