Sentence examples for constraint on further from inspiring English sources

We also found that households' lack of labor or financial resources, rather than any policy safeguards, was the primary constraint on further conversion of native forests.

Too often, the binding constraint on further progress is a lack of political will.

In contrast with 1995, in 2000 all quotas except for pizza cheese were exceeded, meaning that the binding constraint on further imports was the out-of-quota tariff (and that quota rents accrue on the in-quota amounts - roughly half of imports).

Mrs. Merkel, meanwhile, faces some real constraints on further action in the euro crisis.

In effect, each participant treats the other's intentions and plans much in the way that he or she treats her own: as rational constraints on further intention and planning.

Did he really need to impose any further constraint on freedom of speech?

"Lowering the threshold is a change of policy that puts an unnecessary further constraint on local authorities.

Haggling over fees seems almost distasteful, especially for squeamish Brits who tend to pay what is asked and resent it later.There is a further constraint on an issuer's ability to get a better deal.

Max Weber famously analysed the need of the former for a strong, disciplined workforce; to this Ehrenreich strikingly adds the adoption of guns by the military as a further constraint on the proletarian population (from which the armed forces were of course drawn).

Further constraint on the absolute timing of Mesoproterozoic tectonism is provided through the dating of zircon growth from samples of the meta-sedimentary Radium Creek Metamorphics.

This may represent a further constraint on putting the ideal of professional interpretation into practice.