Sentence examples for sector constrains from inspiring English sources

The common motivation point of these studies is that the magnitude of credit market imperfections in the formal sector constrains the outside finance for entrepreneurial firms and magnifies the size of the informal activity.

If the wise vision articulated so far by Obama and his team pans out in practice, we'll come out on the other side of the avalanche of new laws and the billions spent with a disciplined financial sector constrained by the public hand, a refurbished and greener infrastructure, fuel-efficient cars, a radical expansion of broadband penetration, universal health care and a reawakened housing market.

In Canada, workforce shortages in the health care sector constrain the ability of the health care system to meet the needs of its population and of its health care professionals.

They are typically not part of the formal financial sector, which constrains their ability to build assets and mitigate risk.

And growth in the sector is constrained, at the moment, by transmission.

"Persistent tight liquidity conditions in China's financial sector could constrain the ability of some banks to meet upcoming obligations on maturing wealth management products on a timely basis," the credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings said in a report.

The effectiveness and efficiency of the social protection sector is constrained by the decentralized structure.

However, the implementation of decentralization in the health sector is constrained by several challenges at the local level, which require the attention of policy makers and implementers of decentralization policy at the national and district levels, respectively.

Weakness in the financial and pharmaceutical sectors helped constrain share price gains.

To sum up, the nature and rhetorical traditions of the sector put certain constrains on how change may be envisioned.

Starting from the observation that community initiatives vary in occurrence and variety across countries, we ask in what ways the institutional configuration of the energy sector facilitates or constrains community initiatives for renewable energy.