Sentence examples for saying constraints from inspiring English sources

But the Russian government has complained bitterly about E.U. rules that would require it to allow competitors to use such a pipeline, saying constraints would affect its rate of return and make the project extremely difficult to carry out.

Senior sources at TfL acknowledged that Crossrail interchanges were not ideal, but said constraints such as sewers and existing lines had limited the construction of tunnels, and that alternatives would have been more expensive.

Secondly, consider the case when TSA is terminated early due to, say, constraints on running time.

It has previously said constraints at the station were limiting capacity on the West Coast Main Line.

Hesse says constraints on convection might explain why CO2 dissolves much more slowly in saline aquifers at Bravo Dome than previously estimated, at a rate of 0.1 gram per square meter per year.

Cushman & Wakefield's senior director, Frank Caccavo, said, "Constraint on future industrial development and a dramatic decrease in the number of manufacturing jobs statewide are rapidly changing the landscape of industrial inventory".

For a set Γ of qualitative constraints, we say a constraint (xRy) in Γ is redundant if it is entailed by the rest of Γ.

She said as much at a recent event in D.C. saying 'the constraint on OPIC is staffing, not the GHG cap.'.

Israelis say those constraints offer reassurance.

Chamlou said: "The constraints are more on the American side.

Mr. Kvinge said budget constraints kept his department from doing much scientific testing.