Sentence examples for constraining the pace from inspiring English sources
Despite political will in government, resistance by various stakeholders played an important role in constraining the pace of the development process as well as in shaping the design of the proposed NHIS.
"The high level of household indebtedness constrains the pace of economic recovery", the IMF said.
Tight supplies in some parts of the country have constrained the pace of home sales, but sellers are starting to wade back into the market, attracted by rising prices.
But the official also said that the United States and its partners were still waiting to see if Iran would take concrete steps to constrain the pace and scope of its nuclear program, limit its growing stockpile of enriched uranium and be more open about its nuclear activities.
This sound and music seem well attuned to the material, be it kinetic, lush or blunt, but at times constrain the pace of the narrative.
A number of studies have also highlighted socio-economic pressure as an important factor that constrains the scope and pace of community empowerment programmes [ 45– 45].
The dearth of nationally representative dietary assessment studies continues to severely constrain the nutrition evidence base and throttle the pace of global progress in improving nutrition.
It constrains the imagination.
Will this constrain the kowtowing?
This constrained the growth of individual patches.
