Sentence examples for constraints at home from inspiring English sources
Despite budget constraints at home, Mr. Panetta pledged to increase America's military presence in the region.
In resisting the pressure from Washington, Mr. Netanyahu has long cited political constraints at home.
Scholars have shown that leaders, paradoxically enough, often enjoy stronger bargaining positions internationally when they face domestic constraints at home.
Against that, said Seumas Milne in the British newspaper The Guardian, Mr. Obama "can deliver abroad" despite constraints at home.
For 40 years British governments have exported written constitutions to new democracies across the former empire while opposing any proposal to place themselves under similar constraints at home.
The shutdown renewed questioning in some Japanese news media about the ability of the United States to maintain its dominant military presence in the region when it faces severe budget constraints at home.
The United States' response to the worsening situation so far has been to declare a strategic "rebalancing" toward East Asia, aimed largely at maintaining its military presence in the region during a time of increasing fiscal constraint at home.
The Guards had their Thursday afternoon contest against Bishop Conaty-Lorett halted in the 67th minute because of time constraints at their home field, John Muir Middle School.
The constraints of the at-home technology explain why the latest shift in consumer 3-D printing is toward centralized facilities not unlike photocopy shops.
AT&T Said to Consider a European Merger | AT&T is "considering buying a counterpart in Europe, a bet that it can best escape constraints on growth at home by getting into a new wireless market where it can upgrade technology and roll out more lucrative pricing strategies, people familiar with the carrier's thinking said," The Wall Street Journal reports.
Naturally, we have taken into account the political constraints you face both at home and among your fellow European leaders.
