The RB-SCED softens constraints for the former and hardens constraints for the latter, thus achieving simultaneous improvement in both security and economy.
She called for "integration through work, by widening and softening constraints that weigh heavily on Roma populations who wish to work, by eliminating the tax paid by the employers of the Roma and widening, in a very big way, the professions they can have access to".
This unsubstantial supervision softens budget constraints.
This relationship among hierarchies is a way to soften budget constraints rather than the result of it.
(In other terms, the presence of gaps and their impact on the flux organization of the core network may be smoothened out by softening the constraints).
Toxoplasma, and presumably many other parasites, softens this constraint by manipulating predator aversion in the infected hosts.
In case (c), a similar approach can be used to investigate which particular model-based constraint is causing the low possibility – by "softening" the suspicious constraints one at a time.
However, these constraints can be "softened" via suitable slack variables to consider uncertain knowledge.
For instance, Liu (1999) explicates how contract constraint relations have softened and how business agents have acquired residual control of property rights from the perspective of re-embedding between the business agent and his/her interpersonal network.
The softening of property rights constraints proves from another aspect that constraint relations could be softened by resorting to a certain mechanism of the community.
This has been created by a perfect-storm scenario: supply constraints, high land values, softened planning, the need to create growth, and overseas investors.
