Sentence examples for geopolitical constraints from inspiring English sources

Geopolitical constraints have caught up with Mr Obama.

His course Energy Policy Analysis gave Gerarden the tools to examine the process of energy policymaking framed by economic and geopolitical constraints.

She reflects on the Israeli domestic situation, compares Israeli occupation policies to South Africa's apartheid, and analyzes Israel"s geopolitical constraints.

But in Mr. de Margerie's estimation, world production will struggle to rise to 95 million barrels a day, mostly because of geopolitical constraints but also because oil fields produce less and less as they mature.

Although Washington was still basking in the pre-9/11 glow of its newly won grandeur as the world's sole superpower, he could already imagine the geopolitical constraints that might come into play and undermine that status.

Overall, participants showed an understanding for the gradational nature of volcanic ash hazard, acknowledging the "realistic" appearance of gradational shading, and dismissing a geopolitical constraint on hazard.

Geopolitical boundary constraint on hazard data removed (Figure 2).

Divergent answers to the two questions indicate that the company must make some nuanced decisions; managers are likely to be exposed to political constraints and geopolitical maneuvering from host governments or at home.

Organizers juggled geopolitical rivalries and material constraints amid global political and economic instability; the conference ended up showcasing conflicts over issues ranging from abortion to Zionism.

They might instead ease constraints on self-dealing politicians or inject other geopolitical considerations between the two states into the mix.

If pipeline constraints block the U.S. from meeting those rising needs, the geopolitical consequences for us could be dire.