constraints

"To make real progress, we need to look at it as one piece of a broader, more sustainable water management strategy that's adapted to the unique needs and constraints of each area."

“Participants were almost uniformly sobered by the paucity of effective constraints on abuse of power.”

In a world of constraints and an environment under stress, why should he have to share with them?

Last month, he claimed that he refrained from prosecuting Clinton during his first term because “it would look terrible” — an implicit bow to political constraints.

The agency added that achieving this target "is now unlikely due to access constraints".