Sentence examples for face new constraints from inspiring English sources

EIB president Philippe Maystadt said: "Infrastructure finance in Europe has suffered since the financial crisis and banks face new constraints on long term lending.

But even as we face new constraints on future production, the world population is growing by 80 million people each year.

Specifically, nuclear energy, which has undeniable assets, faces new constraints.

The U.S. remains the world's richest and most powerful country, yet it faces new constraints.

Banks will face many new constraints as part of financial reform.

Future missions will face significant new constraints if such littering continues unchecked.Space agencies and private companies from various countries have proposed a variety of methods to clean up the mess.

Moreover, Putin faces three new constraints that augur stagnation and increasing turbulence: his relative weakness, the emergence of an opposition and a thin margin of error.

Now Saudi preachers face a new constraint: starting next year authorities will install centrally monitored cameras in every mosque to record what goes on inside.

Or the ban will fall, meaning the presidency will forever face a new constraint on its executive powers.

The dramatic decrease in time spent with patients compared with previous generations appears to be linked to new constraints young doctors now face, most notably duty hour limits and electronic medical record-keeping.

The financial authorities from 27 countries, including Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, have been working for months on what new constraints the banking industry should face.