Sentence examples for constraints of whether from inspiring English sources

Stephen Allinger, legislative director for the New York City Board of Education, noted that New York does "have school choice policies, but they're within the constraints of whether we have space".

This versatile inventiveness allowed Sandby to lay the foundations of a novel art of landscape painting free from the constraints of the continental European canon, whether the formality of French painting or the contrived naturalism of his Dutch predecessors.

For decades countries struggled to cope with the constraints of fixed exchange-rate systems, whether the gold standard or Bretton Woods, in part because this approach would reassure foreign creditors.

Given the resource constraints of all health care systems, whether they are publicly or privately funded, there is a need to formally study the economic implications of implementing a policy designed to increase catheterization rates.

According to this account, whether an actual political regime is legitimate turns on whether it respects the constraints of the natural law.

The goals, methods and constraints of design of RCT are determined by whether explanatory (analytical) or pragmatic considerations are prioritized.

Whether these are universal depends on the program under study and constraints of each country's healthcare system.

Administrations face constraints, of course.

They are also constraints, of course.

The question then becomes whether this distinction is too subtle or complex for Democrats to make in the limited time constraints of a three-day convention.

Whether these woman recognized it or not, they have stumbled upon an extremely effective tactic given the constraints of the contemporary PRC.