Sentence examples for constraint to justify from inspiring English sources

A buyer had to have a serious space constraint to justify purchasing ICs.

(Exactly how the constraints of the conversational setting, like the constraint to economize, is to justify governance by the DR is a difficult one, which cannot be undertaken here).

Several constraints have been used to justify the poor assessment of efficacy and safety in the paediatric population, and consequently provide appropriate labelling recommendations for children.

Artificially imposed constraints shouldn't be used to justify a design solution.

"Because the UK and an independent Scotland would be so different in terms of size, it may be difficult to justify fiscal constraints or banking union," argue Angus Armstrong and Monique Ebell of NIESR in the report.

Furthermore, existing definition of needs seem to justify resource constraints rather than to satisfy health care needs of the person.

Existing definitions of 'need' seem to justify resource constraints rather than seeking to satisfy the genuine health needs of the population in the context of a needs-driven healthcare system.

The Bradford and Bingleys of the world used lower interest rates to justify jacking these constraints up to 3.5 times or four times income.

But, he also said, the budgetary constraints mean that "we are going to have to justify what we are doing" and determine what steps to take after further discussions in smaller meetings with researchers.

He said proposals to drop the air show was a "shock", but added it was hard to justify the costs given the budget constraints faced by the council.

Most conservatives who oppose greenhouse gas emission constraints also emphasize the many shortcomings of the climate models to justify their position.