Examples of using Could constrain in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ocean acidification could constrain future harvest of some species.
Industrial output has picked up butcredit growth remains weak and could constrain manufacturing growth.
Climate change could constrain the Olympics going forward and not just because of rising sea levels.
The general feeling was that this paragraphshould be omitted as national laws could constrain the work of the Subcommittee.
He hypothesized that higher revenues could constrain spending, and found strong statistical support for that conjecture based on data from 1981 to 2005.
If that attack had been more severe, we simply don't know howSouth Korea might have responded, and whether we could constrain that response.
Deterioration of the security situation in some regions could constrain economic activity in these countries and their neighbours.
This could constrain the ability of regulatory authorities and could prove to be difficult to implement in some developing countries with weaker institutional capacities and resources.
In the context of the USMCA, the poison-pill clause could constrain the ability of Canada and Mexico to diversify their export markets.
Compounded by weak adaptive capacity,the situation posed a serious threat to past development gains and could constrain future development in Africa.
Yet, in our view, the coalition's diverse composition could constrain the government's capacity to address longer-term structural issues of the economy and society.
But plans to build new routes into Europe, such as Nord Stream 2,face stiff political opposition which could constrain its longer-term growth.
At the same time, however,these political and security pressures could constrain the leaders and pressure them to stay the course or even escalate tensions.
Only collective action could constrain Israel, as the occupying Power, to meet its obligations under international law: he called on the international community to adopt practical measures to that end.
By generally prohibiting such entry and ownership requirements,market access obligations could constrain the use of such traditional regulatory instruments.
There are also worries that weak business investment andsluggish profit growth could constrain companies' ability to continue hiring more workers, and undermine consumer spending.
Outer circumstances can constrain us.
We can constrain the media after all; we have the power.”.
Poor basic infrastructure and insufficient human skills and education can constrain industrial development.
The United States both administratively and diplomatically can constrain these conditions.
Your early financing round can disappear in the blink of an eye,and your early cash flow can constrain your growth.
You can constrain the length of strings and byte arrays, restrict strings to a specified set of values, and limit numbers to a specific range.
This job market mismatch can constrain further technological upgrading of production capacities and limit a more dynamic economic integration process.
Failure to consider the policy context can constrain or undermine adaptation or result in maladaptation.
System resources can constrain the throughput of a DB instance, but there can be other reasons for a bottleneck.
Sometimes government export control regulations and trade sanctions can constrain your freedom to distribute copies of programs internationally.
Practical problems can constrain enrolment, including a need for day care and lack of time and energy after household work and/or jobs as a wage earner.
If we can figure out in what part of the galaxy the Sun formed, we can constrain conditions on the early Solar System.
In some cases, the initiation of DDR programmes earlier in the post-conflictperiod than the establishment of transitional justice processes can constrain their interconnections.