Sentence examples for have constraints from inspiring English sources

"We always have constraints in our agreements with our allies".

Costume designers have constraints: time, money, wear and tear, shoes dancers won't fall out of.

"I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.

Attenborough told the Guardian in 2003: "I'm not an intellectual in any sense, I have constraints of erudition.

In a civilised society the right to free speech does have constraints and one of those is that you shouldn't incite violence against other people".

"Where they may have particular problems is with state and municipal pension plans that may have constraints in dealing with companies facing this sort of controversy," he said.

But obviously in coalition there are things that as a Conservative government we would like to do, that in coalition you have constraints on".

We both have constraints of democracy, which are exacerbated by the different levels of development and corresponding demands of our respective economies, societies and people.

"These things are never unanimous, and a couple of the clubs would rather not have constraints on how much money they can spend," admitted Clarke.

Also, I had constraints.

That said, every department and institution has constraints.