Sentence examples for previous constraints from inspiring English sources

Italy, France and Spain have put forward budget proposals that breach previous constraints on spending and tax cuts.

Previous constraints on academic and intellectual life were lifted, resulting in a growing and diverse body of publications, and liberal arts and business schools began to emerge.

I.B.M. sees the computing evolution as helping to free companies from the previous constraints of technology, so they can focus more on using technology to streamline business processes and seek new markets than on the hardware and software itself.

Their selfies are far more revealing than they ever intended: in breaking the previous constraints of the one percent, these rich kids are allowing for a more honest dialogue about consumerism, class divisions and our complicated relationship with material goods.

Beyond convenience, though, a computer that is always with you removes many previous constraints on what can be done when and where, and undermines old certainties about what was what and who was who.

Previous constraints on the evaporation front are relaxed.

Inside the White House, Obama's aides talk about a president liberated from previous constraint.

As a result, the previous constraint would be misleading.

In order not to waste power unnecessarily, the previous constraint should be tight at the optimum.

We provide an application of this theorem and we describe the difference between the present and previous constraint qualifications.

To better capture target motion, we drop in this paper the previous constraint in [5 7] and, as in the later sections of [4], allow the unknown 2D position and velocity of the target to be continuous-valued random variables.