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The regions are struggling under the budgetary constraints set by Madrid and also facing debt maturities that will total nearly 36 billion euros this year.

To cap it off, with government money still invested in the bank, the pay would be low compared with rivals — at least in the beginning — thanks to constraints set by Kenneth Feinberg, President Obama's pay czar.

But for all the populist vilification of managed care companies like Aetna and United Health Care, Cigna and Kaiser, the companies work within constraints set by other, often mightier, businesses.

The latter allows different objective functions to be solved based on various constraints set by process and design engineers, prior to detailed design exercises.

The value function is that of plant managers, within the constraints set by local utility commissions and national (e.g. energy) agencies.

A full numerical optimization method for the design of FWM-based frequency converters for WDM systems is presented, taking into account specific system constraints set by the designer.

Within the constraints set by undergraduate course enrollments and a limited teaching budget, the Program and the History Department try to offer graduate students the opportunity to acquire experience in the college classroom.

The notion of interaction is thus replaced by the notion of a constraint set by mind-matter correlations (see also Stapp 2007).

Given an array of goods for sale at various prices, with some money one has the option to purchase any combination of these goods, within the budget constraint set by the amount of money one has.

The incremental subgradient method ([24], Section 8.2) and the projected multi-agent algorithms [25 28] can minimize the sum of nonsmooth, convex functions over a simple constraint set by using the subgradients ([29], Section 23) of the nonsmooth, convex functions instead of the proximity operators.