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constraint

constraint
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    • the act of constraining; the threat or use of force to control the thoughts or behavior of others

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    constraint
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      • the state of being physically constrained

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      constraint
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        • a device that retards something's motion

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        1. There was a feeling of constraint in the room; no one dared to tell the king how foolish his decision was.
        2. What is more, all competitors are capacity constraint.
        3. BT is not subject to this constraint because allegedly it is not taxed marginally.
        4. The choice of parameters in the Agreement is not a consequence of any legal constraint.
        5. Therefore, this measure would not be a constraint on the company.
        6. However, the system of guaranteed minimum off-take mitigates that constraint to a large extent.
        7. Third, they constitute an organisational constraint for companies (management of PPE, need for compatibility between the PPE and the anchorage system). This constraint can lead to malfunctions, which in turn can lead to accidents.
        8. What is more, all competitors are capacity constraint. Both CF Gomma and Goodyear are utilising almost all their capacity.
        9. What matters most are project performance and engineering capacity, whereas physical production capacity is a major constraint only in the case of a limited number of products [30].
        10. In addition, there is no constraint that the imported goods should only be used in the production of the exported product.
        11. Any further social or physical constraint, such as in a metabolism cage or physical restraint in a sling, may severely compromise the welfare of the animals.
        12. it is subject to an existing legal or other constraint that could frustrate its intention to hold the financial asset to maturity.
        13. Third, they constitute an organisational constraint for companies (management of PPE, need for compatibility between the PPE and the anchorage system).
        14. The Commission has also to consider that a severe time constraint existed in April/May 2006, when the private guarantor would have had to intervene.
        15. Because of this major constraint, the Commission considers that the 20 % benchmark should be increased while considering the global Great Britain figures.