Sentence examples for we face constraints from inspiring English sources

Pang Kin Keong, Singapore's transport secretary, who heads a government committee on autonomous driving, said: "We face constraints in land and manpower.

Auto supplier Delphi Corp., which also is working on autonomous vehicle software, was recently selected to test autonomous vehicles on the island and plans to start next year. . "We face constraints in land and manpower.

But even as we face new constraints on future production, the world population is growing by 80 million people each year.

I say when we came in in 1997 we faced huge constraints to get the debt down, and we chose the right priorities; we created the minimum wage,  created sure start for children improved schools immediately ended the neglect of the NHS and created the new deal that has helped two million people.

It is possible that we did not include respondents from groups that face constraints that prevent them from benefiting from key aspects of the intervention.

Administrations face constraints, of course.

"Companies face constraints," said Mr. Shotts.

At the same time, the financial crisis in rich industrialized countries has raised concerns that funding for some ambitious astronomy projects could face constraints.

Investors and analysts worry that highly indebted banks in other weak countries like Italy might face constraints similar to those of Spain in the months ahead.

The adaptive BDDC method is extended to the selection of face constraints in three dimensions.

However, they face constraints due to the costs associated with the development of continuous innovation.