For example, there are substantial constraints on what could be considered courage.
He argued there were substantial constraints on individual schools changing - such as a large majority of schools planning to retain national arrangements for pay and conditions.
If this possibility is true, then there are substantial constraints on crime or places that prevent crime from behaving like other phenomena.
Even if there are substantial constraints on what story will be adequate, and these constraints are not due merely to facts about us or our choices, there may still be some scope for the story to be artificial to a small degree, for some points of detail may be left underdetermined by the constraints.
On the supply side, we built houses at near record rates in 2002-2006 indicathat therethere were no substantial constraints on building.
The principals knew that once the existing union agreement expired they would impose substantial constraints on wages and benefits to boost profitability, and after a few years of skillful management they expected to sell it at a premium valuation.
CAI may place substantial constraints on the sensorimotor system during prolonged single limb stance, resulting in a reorganization of postural control strategies.
It is a time characterized by organogenesis, rapid growth of the brain and limbs, increasingly complex and localized pattern formation, and consequently substantial constraints on allowable phenotypic variation.
Lack of a consistent definition of clearance, uncertainty regarding the time of initial colonization, variation in frequency of sampling for persistent colonization, and variation in duration of follow-up and loss to follow-up all impose substantial constraints on our interpretation of the median time to clearance.
It imposes, however, a substantial constraint: If we insist on including down markets in our comparison, we eliminate many of todays hot investment letters and mutual funds.
