Sentence examples for constraints future from inspiring English sources

"The Pennsylvania legislature could have rationally believed that some married women are initially inclined to obtain an abortion without their husbands' knowledge because of perceived problems — such as economic constraints, future plans or the husbands' previously expressed opposition — that may be obviated by discussion prior to the abortion," Alito wrote.

Although this cross-sectional approach of looking at severity levels was efficient and in line with cost constraints, future research can use this instrument to determine if it is responsive to changes in mental health status over time.

However, the lack of appropriate concepts and measures of aesthetics may severely constraint future research in this area.

It will face opposition: perhaps a fifth of the 513 deputies may stand for some mayoralty or other next year, and some will object to constraints on future spending.

With the NHS caring for an increasing number of patients in the face of severe budget constraints, the future of its funding has never been as important or as pressing a question.

The paper – entitled "Constraints on future sea-level rise from past sea-level change" – used fossil coral data and temperature records derived from ice-core measurements to reconstruct how sea level has fluctuated with temperature since the peak of the last ice age, and to project how it would rise with warming over the next few decades.

The ruling, due on Wednesday, is expected to give the go-ahead to the ESM, a permanent bailout mechanism, and the fiscal pact, but with caveats such as constraints on future decision-making or a ruling that Germany's basic law has to be rewritten if there is to be further EU integration.

The European Commission says the specific fears about possible constraints on future NHS policies are misplaced.

Changing course of successional processes may place serious constraints on future habitat restoration.

This paper will review the state of the art in high rate deposition and evaluate technology constraints on future developments.

Model-predictive control is shown to provide performance superior to conventional feedback control for nonminimum phase systems or systems with input constraints when future set points are known.