Sentence examples for constraints on how much from inspiring English sources
It is true that there are real constraints on how much the administration can have of both guns and butter.
This imposes constraints on how much climate-changing "greenhouse gas"—in particular, carbon dioxide a signatory can emit.
In the 1970s, he led the movement to end federal constraints on how much banks could offer individual depositors.
"These things are never unanimous, and a couple of the clubs would rather not have constraints on how much money they can spend," admitted Clarke.
However, there are other constraints on how much the spot value of the yen can be manipulated by the government to depreciate in real terms.
That way Russia can ensure that an American missile shield can never become effective enough to neutralize Moscow's nuclear deterrent and that there are some constraints on how much the United States can exploit its technological and economic advantages.
The proposed solution in this work imposes a constraint on how much failure will occur along the borehole wall.
Perhaps, but given constraints on the speed at which strategic stocks can be drawn down, that assertion depends entirely on how much Saudi output might be knocked out.The oil price is therefore on a razor's edge.
