Sentence examples for responding to the constraints from inspiring English sources

Energy services for poverty reduction are less about technology and more about understanding the role that energy plays in people's lives and responding to the constraints in improving livelihoods.

We have shown different S. cerevisiae isolates to be distinct metabolic systems dynamically and differentially responding to the constraints of both the external environment and genetic context.

Urges his party not to respond to the constraints of the coalition with the Liberal Democrats "by doing the things that make the most atavistic parts of our party cheer up".

It has three component parts: (1) a real-time intermittent control system (ICS) strategy designed to address public health concerns in the near term; (2) software-oriented Predictive emissions monitoring systems (PEMS) targeting process parameter (rather than emission) reporting from individual emission sources; and (3) real-time emissions markets responding to the ICS constraint.

For the aim of not only reducing the burden of storage and execution time but also rapidly responding to the demand of users, constraint-based data mining has attracted much interest and attention from researchers.

Marclay emphasises that there is good co-operation between agencies responding to the crisis, especially since the "logistical constraints are huge".

The EU's limited fiscal capacity has proven to be the most critical constraint in responding to the global financial crisis in a coordinated manner.

In a message posted on the firm's official website last week, longtime partner John Doerr wrote that while legal constraints prevent Kleiner from fully responding to the suit, the firm maintains that Pao's claims are without merit.

At the same time, as it is dealing with tighter budgetary constraints, UNICEF remains committed to responding to the increasingly frequent and severe humanitarian crises.

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Gender biases in sociocultural norms often overpowered the cash incentive — underscoring the importance of a contextual understanding of constraints on education, and of undertaking other approaches alongside transfers, responding to these constraints (Adato et al., 2007).