Sentence examples for constraints to try from inspiring English sources

The guiding principles that under-pinned the research agenda included i) defining the programme objectives, ii) identifying constraints that prevented objectives being met, and iii) asking research questions around those constraints to try and find solutions that would allow programme objectives to be achieved.

Subjects were simply told to learn the time constraint and to try to hit the targets as often as they could.

"Given the budget constraints, for us to try to get the kind of money that President Bush was able to get out of the Republican House for massively scaled new foreign aid program is very difficult," the president said Sunday in the discussion with reporters.

Menard himself wrote that he worked under two constraints, allowing himself to try out textual variants of a formal or psychological nature but insisting on throwing away any that did not result in exactly the same wording as the Cervantes original.

On the other hand, by using image constraint it continues to try inserting the articulated chain inside the projection of the objective configuration, even if the articulated chain reaches the end-effector.

The "Balcerowicz Team" initially proposed working within the political constraints under the Communist regime to try to improve efficiency by introducing more competition.

The solution, in their view, is not to try, quixotically, to abolish constraints, but to acknowledge their presence, and embrace them proactively.

In several districts, managers took various initiatives to try to reduce the constraints to drug supply.

This study did not seek to try and address the constraints of 'chaperone availability', although would like to report that those in the department involved were surprised to find how often a chaperone was available when required.

The aim of this study is to understand the local innovation processes in South Tyrol and specifically to try to understand the constraints and opportunities for the Learning and Innovation Network for Sustainable Agriculture (LINSA), a highly sophisticated and adaptive network comprising the various stakeholders involved in apple production and marketing in the region.

Blair advises parents to encourage their children to try a wide range of activities, within time and budget constraints, because "the more things they try, the greater the chance they will find their passion and talent.