"People are obviously looking at the equity market as a way out of monetary constraints," said Renato Grandmont, Latin America equity strategist at Deutsche Bank in New York.
Renovation is usually, though not always, cheaper than new construction, which makes it especially appealing in an age of monetary constraints.
A combination of monetary constraints, his daughter's unmarriageable status, and politics lead Galileo to arrange for his daughters to enter a convent.
The fundraising totals for nonprofits are still being measured, but regardless of monetary impact, it certainly sparked a robust national discussion on the importance of giving and philanthropy.
12 In one extreme case of our model, hospitals maximize purely the quality level of their care regardless of monetary profits.
"Financial burden" illustrates the challenges faced by families in dealing with monetary constraints to support the participation of their child.
Lastly, due to monetary constraints, we were unable to implement a test-retest reliability procedure.
The inflation has many causes, from rising global demand for commodities to the monetary constraints of currencies pegged to the weakening American dollar.
But strangely enough, in the effort to tie itself together, Europe imposed some of the same fiscal and monetary constraints that precipitated the collapse of the 1930s.
Monetary constraints, absence of knowledge about the need of services, and restrictions on the movement of women were also cited as reasons for not accessing antenatal care.
But it also means that the director is the artist regardless of practical constraints or compromises, the artistic negotiation of which is itself part of the artistry.
