Sentence examples for decent constraints from inspiring English sources
I watched a senior third sector figure warning viewers darkly that decent constraints on unprincipled fundraising might lead to "less money for charities".
Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, too, exemplify that kind of good science fiction, unlike slack-jawed fantasy where the writer dreams heedlessly away without respecting the decent constraints of science.
There is an Aldrin et al paper, published some time ago – which gave a decent constraint on climate sensitivity, though nothing particularly surprising or interesting IMO.
Among British diplomats, this belief that their profession exempts them from the normal constraints of decent behaviour amounts to a cult of Machiavellianism, a pride in their own amorality.
By imposing metric constraints, a decent solution of the SFM problem for rigid objects can be achieved.
David Archard argues that a "minimally decent life" provides a constraint on parental reproductive rights (Archard 2004).
In this paper, an optimal nonlinear feedback guidance algorithm with complex state and control constraints is developed for Mars powered decent.
They estimated the health effects at different budget levels in the absence of any equity constraint ("health maximization"), and in the presence of two equity constraints: "equal treatment to all", and "decent minimum".
We have to escape the constraints of general taxation if we want a decent system.
Space constraints meant I couldn't dwell on the challenge she faces in her constituency from Ukip, who came a decent second in the 2012 byelection.
