When he questioned the constraints of the 35-hour maximum working week – the totem of modern French socialism – challenged restrictions on Sunday opening for shops and incited the young to "want to become billionaires", he was accused of being a right-wing wolf in socialist clothing.
Eviatar said some defence lawyers have begun to question whether the constraints on fulfilling their duties – from what they regard as the illegal snooping to constraints on meetings with their clients, curbs on the evidence they can use and the treatment of the accused – means they cannot fulfil their duties.
Students were given as much time as needed to complete these questions within the constraints of the class period, but on average students took 15 25 min to complete each six-question DCQ set.
Last year the IEA published a report entitled, "Are We Entering a Golden Age of Gas?" The question mark reflects the constraints that public disquiet about shale gas might put on its development.
They look at situations with fresh eyes and ask questions without the constraint of thinking something is impossible.
The question of the bottom-line constraints upon the PCO, if any, seems to be identical with the question of constraints upon the abstract general notion of a unit, the notion of that which is countable 'as one'.
These results indicate that the number and the quality of the questions generated from the constraints varied substantially.
This is likely to be determined by the research question, practical constraints and the focus of the study.
Pollsters should ask people who they want to be president, not "who would you vote for if the election were held today" -- which is a tactical, false hypothetical question that simply replicates the constraints of the voting booth.
Given the constraints, questions on big data investments within this questionnaire were relatively limited, and confined to the share of big data investment in total investment, and of big- data workforce in total workforce, as well as domains of big data use.
