Sentence examples for constraint faced from inspiring English sources

Under the law, a two-thirds majority of a panel of other financial regulators can veto rules by the consumer bureau — a constraint faced by no other government agency.

Low seedling recruitment and sapling establishment on the forest floor is a major constraint faced by the species.

Distance to meeting place was the most important constraint faced by the smallholder rice farmers in relation to their willingness to participate on the platform.

Nevertheless, as Cai and Treisman (2006) argue, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) top-down power structure and the soft-budget constraint faced by local authorities likely diminished the impact of fiscal federalism.

Despite the long distances to the nearest drug store, the high cost of veterinary drugs (49%) was the main constraint faced by pastoralists when purchasing veterinary drugs, compared to accessibility to veterinary drugs (32.4%) or availability of money to purchase the veterinary drugs (18%) (Figure 5). Figure 5 Constraints in purchasing of veterinary drugs by pastoralists.

My point is not that the acquisition of mitochondria determines genome size, but that it released an energetic constraint faced by all prokaryotes (their largest genome size being barely more than 10 Mb).

The major constraint facing domestic economic expansion is not availability of capital or tax treatment of corporate profits, but tight labor markets and availability of skilled labor.

This has been widely touted as a means of increasing the degree of functional constraint facing pathogens (Halpin 2005).

But the supply constraints faced by employers are more rigid.

Ruhul Tarafder, a community activist and entrepreneur, is challenging the various constraints faced by his community.

Today the British Broadcasting Corporation is a towering example of journalism, freed from the constraints faced by commercial media companies.