This can be quite a tough constraining influence on how countries regulate drugs (although some countries, such as the Netherlands, have managed to be more flexible, even though they still sign up to the international conventions).
It also reduces the core values of the progressive movement to a single symbol and constrains the debate on how to best achieve broader goals of social and economic equality.
Further neurophysiological research is needed to constrain the possibilities on how auditory-visual integration in speech is achieved.
For cities constrained by arcane restrictions on how they can generate money or raise taxes, the ability to better control costs is essential, and Brown just gave them a valuable tool.
On companies, the commission has some good ideas on how to constrain executive pay.
"For example, there was a big problem on how to constrain Iran's research and development programme where UK experts were able to find a way forward.
The robustness of these judgements will depend on how well constrained the outcome is by known cause and effect i.e. how likely the impacts are based on what we really know.
The White House and Congressional Republicans agree in principle that the debt ceiling needs to be raised, but they are at an impasse on how to constrain the deficit's rapid growth.
Few studies however, have examined the relationship between research conducted as part of such programs and the decision-making outcomes that the work is supposed to advance, and is constrained by limited methodological development on how to empirically assess the 'usability' of science.
Regional modeling can adjust to this by treating the noise regionally; it also offers the possibility of constraining the inverse problem depending on how well the regional model parameters are resolved (e.g., Lesur and Maus, 2006).
