We also revise a result proposed by Braga et al. [ 17], when the perfect constraint is relaxed to accept some common interval breaks.
These two approaches have the same rules of regarding the constraint as a gateway to accept or reject the ambiguity candidates, but differ by using "all-ambiguity-set" and "subset-ambiguity".
It is particularly problematic, however, for the acceptance of macroevolutionary processes; while "essentialist constraints can be modified to accept microevolutionary processes… (they) have to be radically transformed to endorse macroevolution" (Poling and Evans 2004).
The U.K. may also be asked to accept constraints on its drawn-out membership, such as abstaining on key votes.
Blamed for terrorist actions even when Globalia's agents plant the bombs, they provide the fear that persuades Globalians to accept constraints on their freedom and knowledge.
Non-nuclear weapons states are increasingly resistant to safeguards ensuring that civilian nuclear facilities are not used for military purposes, and they often refuse to accept constraints on their access to nuclear technology.
Russia does not seriously want to join the Union, mainly because, like America and China, it sees itself as a country too great to accept constraints on its sovereignty.
It's also the belief that free markets can create a kind of endless prosperity, driving an economic and military dominance that exempts Americans from having to accept constraints or trade-offs.
In part, the Iroquois attacked the French because they were not willing to accept constraints against their warfare related to traditional Iroquois enemies.
"Rouhani and his negotiating team have … indicated a willingness to accept constraints on a domestic enrichment program, but never a willingness to give it up altogether," he said.
