Sentence examples for on constrains from inspiring English sources

Gershu Paul, a former boss of Siloam, says that the time needed to obtain licences, permits and so on constrains growth.

In [ 7], the data hiding scheme relies on constrains associated with the H.264/AVC inter/intraprediction modes.

For Kiarostami, the cultural bureaucracy that depends on constraining the work of death is as vain and pointless as the one that seeks to constrain the power of desire and it's only the prying eyes of such an arrogant temporal authority that drives lovers underground into the realm of the dark and the dead.

Most of the efforts focus on constraining the NSA's ability to spy on Americans.

The entire industry is now focused on constraining capacity and raising fares.

He fails to acknowledge that France was visibly and vocally bent on constraining American power as much as it was on disarming Iraq.

But given his views on constraining state power and controlling surveillance, nearby options such as China, Vietnam or Laos would be bizarre choices – even if they let him in.

The old kind of Chinese holiday, of five or 10 years ago, in which a sprinkling of westerners went on constrained tours on which they met few people other than hotel staff and guides, is long gone – just a memory.

It will also be hard to change the culture and attitudes that led the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to become complacent about risks and reduce its attention to safety while struggling to meet flight schedules on constrained budgets.

Lansley said: "The commission recognise that implementing their reforms would have significant costs which the government will need to consider against other funding priorities and calls on constrained resources.

FOR a government allegedly keen on constraining the state and advocating greater transparency, the coalition has some big ideas about electronic surveillance and an appetite for what critics are calling "secret justice" in court cases.