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And, not unreasonably, India fears that even modest mitigation measures, such as those the Europeans envisage for it, would constrain its ability to grow.

From the outset, American diplomats have warned that it would give Russia too much leverage over Turkey, and that it would constrain gas development in neighboring countries.

Mr. Geithner, say people familiar with the exchange, cautioned that the crisis Mr. Obama had inherited was so severe that it would constrain him.

That said, the U S West deal stood up on its own merits and there was little way for Qwest's senior managers to know just how it would constrain them in the future.

Banking industry groups oppose the proposal, contending that it would constrain access to credit and interfere with the duty of regulators to ensure the safety and soundness of banks.

First, it would ensure food security for the poorest section of the population and second, it would constrain the increasing food inflation.

The Israeli government has resisted entering negotiations on the basis of 1967 borders because it believes that would constrain its room for negotiation.

The Labor members of the committee released a dissenting report, saying they found it "extraordinary" that the committee would constrain the advocacy work of environmental groups.

Despite some initial efforts by local prosecutors to take legal action against those who carried out the murders, which the regime rapidly quashed, it appeared that no law would constrain Hitler in his use of power.

India insisted at the time that nothing in the deal would constrain its bomb programme.

If it does not, the logistic regression model would constrain children with moderate malnutrition to be ascribed a risk proportionate to children with severe malnutrition.