Because it constrains the amount of -- it constrains the kinds of arguments that he can make.
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That constrains firms' and workers' ability to wield bargaining power.
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Second, the ACE rule constrains economic growth and costs jobs.
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Ms. Hamill, on the other hand, constrains her natural exuberance.
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In this way, North Korean weakness constrains any American options.
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Sullivan, which constrains public officials' ability to sue for defamation.
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It constrains the economic potential of cities by limiting growth.
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Some would focus on Iran, and suggest that we pull out of the treaty that constrains Iran's nuclear weapons development and attempt to negotiate something that better constrains Iran's efforts to meddle, terrorize and intimidate.
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We need to end fear-based voting, which constrains our vote.
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"This constrains what the international media can usually report," he said.
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The SST constrains the maximum achievable rating in the capital structure.
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Quick note here: Due to time constrains, the pitches were brief.
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We assume that death constrains us by limiting what we can do.
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They do understand that the system constrains them rather than helps them.
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Another study recently showed that asymptotic safety also constrains the masses of particles.
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In facing down potential rebels, the Fixed-term Parliaments Act constrains Mrs May.
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Nonetheless, Glenmark's weak free cash generation constrains its financial profile relative to peers.
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However, the company's unique and complex group structure constrains the ratings at 'B+'.
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Icahn is a voluble critic of any government regulation that constrains his companies.
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If you're a small producer or an independent producer, it really constrains you.
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Those actions bolster Russia's goal of splintering the Western alliance that constrains Moscow.
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In effect, it blurs or constrains the boundaries of any future Palestinian state.
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That constrains people's ability to move easily, so instead remodeling is in vogue.
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There simply is no credible case to be made that Paris legally constrains Trump.
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Small Size Constrains Tattel's small size could limit the financial options the company faces.
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These results, then, confirm that what constrains an individual's number of friends is neurological.
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That constrains movement and limits how immersed you can be in a VR experience.
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When used to describe specific works today, however, "necessary" constrains more than it celebrates.
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Together, this cluster of duties constrains the president with something similar to fiduciary duties.
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Our limited understanding of the past, he pointed out, constructs and constrains our present.
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But I don't think this constrains the United Nations from doing what they've been doing.
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Credit constrains may actually keep companies from cutting prices to protect their margins, he added.
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"If you are willing to exercise and exert independence, there is nothing that constrains you."
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Projecting human qualities on aliens "constrains our thinking along a very narrow path," Ball said.
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But congressional Democrats have no such room; the Trump-loathing of their base constrains them.
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The effect of the power deficit on our economies is damaging and tangibly constrains development.
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When you have a lunatic with nuclear weapons, to some extent, it constrains your options.
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One of the big problems with racial capitalism is the way it constrains nonwhite people.
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Debt constrains everything from retirement savings to home ownership to the career choices people make.
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The Bill of Rights constrains federal authority over immigration no less than other federal authority.
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There is little reason to think the First Amendment constrains Mr Trump either, the chief wrote.
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Its current scale of CNY20bn contracted sales and geographic concentration in Guangdong province constrains its ratings.
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"If you take off the constrains of servers and building up infrastructure, what could you do?"
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The combination of a slowing economy, rising inflation and shaky confidence constrains fiscal and monetary policy.
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Public scrutiny constrains their flexibility over what they can charge and allows payers to get tougher.
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Right now the nascent stage of hardware penetration constrains VR/AR, but that is rapidly evolving.
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He's also mad because the bill expressly constrains his authority to lift sanctions without congressional approval.
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There is every chance that this lack of diversity constrains or distorts the field's intellectual development.
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Ratings Constrained by Financial Flexibility Ocean Spray's financial flexibility is a factor that constrains its ratings.
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In the long run, Kaplan reminds us, the shape of the river constrains the pilot's course.
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Here, she entangles limp folds of ceramic with vinyl tubing and constrains crumpled steel between straps.
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The First Amendment frames the American debate and constrains those who would assault freedom of expression.
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Landowners' gains have been society's losses, because the shortage of land in such places constrains economic growth.
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The deal that constrains Iran's development of nuclear weapons is being systematically undermined by the Trump administration.
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But XCOM 2 constrains the boundaries and instead wants you to get things done on its terms.
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The European Union constrains traditional ethno-nationalist rivalries and creates strong incentives for economic and political cooperation.
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Not surprisingly, the Constitution constrains states and territories from wiping out their debts whenever it suits them.
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Trump will continue to push the limits, to find the cracks in the system that constrains him.
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This conditioning, or bias, is not always visible to us, but it constrains and guides our behavior.
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So in practice, the outer limits of the policy debate aren't going to be what constrains outcomes.
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Greater fear also constrains behavior, encouraging citizens to avoid going out at night or visiting certain neighborhoods.
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Critics of the company contend that the home rental service further constrains the city's already burdened housing supply.
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Nothing constrains the economy more than crime, which deters investment and drives young workers out of the country.
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But Senate rules impose all kinds of constrains on what measures can be fit under the reconciliation umbrella.
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It needs to closely track a basket of investments set out by Norway's finance ministry, which constrains returns.
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Symmetry is the most fundamental concept in physics, and ultimately constrains how particles can interact with one another.
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Schnaika suffers from weakness in one side of her body, a condition called hemiparesis that constrains her movement.
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Defense officials said that though the memo constrains military decisionmaking, it's not likely to tie up Pentagon planning.
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You instantly apprehend the shadowy domesticity of women in that society — one that constrains even the domineering Volumnia.
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This constrains the number of prescribers and limits the number of possible patients, in the best of times.
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Instead, think of Congress and the Fed as interdependent institutions — a political relationship that constrains the Fed's conduct.
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On the one hand, the rule of law constrains the powerful; on the other hand, it empowers the weak.
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One is a strong government, which constrains the power of large firms and labour unions, and ensures competitive markets.
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The political right preaches freedom but fails to recognise that financial insecurity constrains the ability to make rational choices.
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In addition, Trump has threatened to veto any legislation that constrains his administration's ability to support the Saudi coalition.
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For far too long, the CIO has been charged with telling people what they cannot do, which constrains innovation.
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It constrains the format and limits content within the boundaries of family friendliness that major advertisers are comfortable with.
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Corpbanca Colombia's profitability is modest given its moderate franchise and limited competitive advantage, which generally constrains the interest margins.
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International law obliges governments to help refugees who reach their borders, but domestic politics constrains their room for manoeuvre.
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The summer blackout artificially constrains demand for renewable fuels and the farm products that are used to produce them.
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Powerful S-400 anti-aircraft missiles maintain an air-defence perimeter in the eastern Mediterranean that constrains even NATO.
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Here, the importance of family — the multigenerational household that sustains and constrains the hero — is both specific and universal.
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If leaders repress their own people, we must make clear that it constrains our ability to cooperate with them.
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The bad news is that I think we will move toward that more permissioned model, which constrains innovation. 2.
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Sector Exposure Constrains Rating: WH Group's ratings are constrained by the cyclicality and lower margins of the protein industry.
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Leverage Constrains Rating Initial leverage and a historic weaker visibility of cash flow performance constrain a more positive rating.
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Republicans dominate now (52 seats, to 46 Democrats and 2 independents), which necessarily constrains Democratic chances for defeating Trump nominees.
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That, in turn, constrains central banks, which cannot lift their rates very high without attracting a deflationary flood of capital.
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If this constrains ESRX's ability to maintain leverage at or below 2.3x, it may result in a negative rating action.
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As such, only one sale is simulated by the cash flow model and SARA no longer constrains the asset sale.
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We are doing this because of the known budgetary constrains and that is an absolutely natural thing in current conditions.
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The risk of a renewed bout of political instability, as evident during public protests in 103, also constrains the ratings.
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He hated the feeble, insistent, bad metaphor that constrains and distorts our understandings of ourselves, nature and all other possibilities.
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The ball constrains the bug from doing anything but moving left and right, but fortunately, there are flippers all around.
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In addition, the new law constrains judges from holding repeat offenders with long records of both crime and absconding trial.
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Small to medium-sized businesses would be free from much of the red tape that constrains them from expanding internationally.
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Japan's ballooning debt pile, the biggest among advanced economies, also constrains the government's ability to deploy a big spending package.
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Therefore, the exposure to the local operating environment constrains the company's rating and is highly correlated with the sovereign's credit quality.
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The reconciliation process constrains how much of Obamacare Republicans can dismantle; any changes they make need to affect the federal budget.
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This constrains and compresses the behavior of the index and adds a new level of volatility to the next potential move.
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Requiring that the "alien must be arrested on the day he walks out of jail" unreasonably constrains ICE authority, he says.
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The broader concerns are that the history and reality of our world constrains the people who are acting out the story.
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Capital-Intensive Business: CKHH's ports, infrastructure and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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In our opinion, Bank Austria's size no longer constrains UC's ability to support it following the transfer of the CEE operations.
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The satellite-based GPS NextGen system no longer constrains flights to use ground-based navigation stations that broadcast signals to airplanes.
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Capital Intensive Business: CKHH's ports, infrastructure and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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The ratings also consider the large size of the banking sector, which constrains the ability of the authorities to provide support.
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But over the long haul, what that does is it constrains where you can go and what you can do online.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate passed a war powers resolution Thursday that constrains President Donald Trump's ability to authorize military strikes against Iran.
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Limiting yourself to one vowel out of six really constrains the fill, and while it does here, it's not that bad.
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As for the nation's employers, in far too many industries, an overabundance of capacity constrains the impetus to compete, innovate and grow.
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Thus zombie congestion not only discourages entry but also constrains the ability of those particularly productive young firms to upscale post-entry.
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It means Nintendo can keep the console affordable for consumers, but it constrains what developers are capable of doing with the system.
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This constrains direct-government financing of infrastructure projects and increases reliance on state-owned enterprises (SOE) to address the large infrastructure deficit.
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Additionally, Bulgaria is a member of a Currency Board, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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For Hollinghurst, writing about gay life has always also been a way of writing about the society that constrains and proscribes it.
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In a report this month, the agency said, however, that it needed more data to fully understand the factors behind supply constrains.
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Iran's constitution constrains parliament by requiring the powerful constitutional watchdog Guardian Council to veto any legislation it deems un-Islamic or unconstitutional.
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Contrary to popular belief, Chipchase believes wheeled luggage is not a convenient invention for travelers, but rather constrains them during their trips.
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Her characters have all of American history for a backstory—and, as with any backstory, it both constrains and explains their behavior.
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Additionally, Italy is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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This constrains the number of possible injection points in a particular area, and thus the amount of tracking that can actually be done.
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This will reduce the risk of excessive domestic demand pressures, given labour market structural constrains and the high cyclical position of the economy.
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This vision of solid citizens leading the shiftless poor toward civic virtue is un-republican: It constrains liberty, corrodes equality and mocks fraternity.
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This constrains thinking within the company, limiting the ability of even the most well-meaning employees to confront problems created by the platform.
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Additionally, Estonia is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Latvia is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Austria is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Slovenia is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Slovakia is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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And as you approach Deonar, the city's oldest, and by some accounts Asia's largest, garbage dump, the air thickens and constrains the throat.
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Some research has indicated that the growth of occupational licensing, which makes it harder to enter many service-sector industries, constrains labour mobility.
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But maybe reminding policy makers of his wisdom is one way to chip away at the wall of folly that still constrains policy.
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And of course, last quarter's 4.2 percent GDP growth undercuts any notion that the "new normal" constrains us to tepid 2 percent growth.
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Additionally, Lithuania is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, France is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Ireland is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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Additionally, Cyprus is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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WH Group's exposure to a single protein also constrains the rating at the current level even though it is diversified across different countries.
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Additionally, Belgium is a member of the eurozone currency union, which constrains the LTLC IDR at the same level as the LTFC IDR.
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California plans to sue over the vehicle rollbacks, arguing that the proposal constrains the state's longstanding authority to set its own car standards.
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On Wednesday Iran declared it would ease its adherence to the international nuclear pact that constrains its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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It is not too late for a compromise in which Britain accepts something like free movement in principle, but heavily constrains it in practice.
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Lack of capital, says the OJK, means fewer branches and dearer funding, which constrains Islamic banks to focus on retail rather than corporate customers.
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Pleasing the ratings agencies seriously constrains the government's ability to borrow to fund infrastructure, even though interest rates are the lowest in human memory.
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The Indiana Supreme Court ultimately reversed that ruling, holding that the Excessive Fines Clause constrains only federal action and is inapplicable to state impositions.
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El Rashidi represents life under the shadow of a politically corrupt system as inherently all-consuming, a reasonable argument that nevertheless constrains her narrative.
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For generations, Congress has simply articulated a version of how that duty constrains the president's power to fire a special set of agency heads.
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Capital Intensive Business: CKHH's infrastructure, ports and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and contribute to the company's leverage profile, which constrains its ratings overall.
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But if impeachment plausibly constrains the president, preventing him from engaging in abuse of power for political gain, then we're in entirely different territory.
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High Leverage Constrains Rating: Yango's aggressive land acquisition since 2015, in which sales receipts were almost entirely reinvested in acquiring land, has driven leverage up.
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"The paucity of knowledge in this area constrains the care for a changing demographic of older adults with higher rates of substance use," he said.
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Though in both cases Mozilla also cautions it's still possible that further blocking tactics might emerge — depending on how Facebook supports/constrains access going forward.
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The Democratic platform, to put it bluntly, doesn't matter — it has no legal status and in no way constrains Democrats once they are in office.
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Parenthood increases segregation, with mothers in flexible, lower-paying jobs and fathers in inflexible, higher-paying ones, suggesting that motherhood influences and constrains career choices.
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Scale Constrains Rating The mid-cap nature of Theramex's operations will keep the IDR in the 'B' rating category in the medium to long term.
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The first-person perspective constrains what you're able to see at any given moment in a way that no previous Resident Evil game has managed.
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Capital Intensity Constrains FCF: TierPoint's total capex has remained near 30% of revenues over the last two years, contributing to negative FCF during the period.
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More than Obamacare, tax reform, ISIS or our national debt, this rhetoric, and the divisions it causes, directly constrains our ability to tackle other issues.
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It is this oldest of resources — not capital or human talent or ingenuity — that most constrains the region's potential for workers at all income levels.
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It cuts off Iran's pathways to a bomb, sharply constrains its nuclear program for a long time, and provides for unprecedentedly strict monitoring and verification.
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"It would be a transactional deal that constrains North Korea's capabilities and buys time for a transformation, just like the Iran deal did," says Litwak.
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Right now, insurers can only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest — that constrains prices for patients in their 2000s and 60s.
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Right now insurers can only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest — that constrains prices for patients in their 50s and 60s.
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Science tends to treat the brain as the be-all and end-all of mental life—what it is constrains what people can think and do.
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We're made to think pressure constrains our efforts, exhausts us and drains our energies through the endless need to fend off this invisible and formless power.
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These strengths are counterbalanced by a narrow tax base that constrains policy flexibility and limits debt tolerance, as well as weak governance and human development indicators.
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"I'm hoping that if Trump is aware that he could be removed, that that awareness constrains him to the extent he can be constrained," Sherman said.
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In its brief, DOJ argued that the case belongs in federal court and that the Constitution constrains states' ability to subject presidents to the criminal process.
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This limitation alone severely constrains delivery of the program, as evidenced by lower eligibility levels, fewer mandatory benefits, lower provider payments, and lower spending per enrollee.
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Policymakers must set clear direction and set aside the self-protection and slow incrementalism that constrains legislation to the point of instant irrelevance and exploitable weaknesses.
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What remains somewhat vague is how the peculiar character and history of America shapes or constrains our efforts to live freely right now, in this moment.
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Technical constrains, such as low bond yields and asset scarcity, have also eased in recent weeks, giving the ECB time to adjust the asset buying scheme's parameters.
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Like many states, the Missouri legislature has a preemption statute on the books, which sharply constrains the extent to which municipalities can regulate firearms on their own.
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Evolution tends to favor an equilibrium point between predator and prey—a kind of "goldilocks zone" of physicality that constrains species in some specific and important ways.
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If the United States is flouting a law that usefully constrains nations who otherwise might be tempted to go to war, it could be increasing global instability.
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Small Scale Constrains Rating: Hua Han's rating is constrained by its small operating scale with annual EBITDAR of less than USD100m compared with other global healthcare peers.
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Capex Constrains FCF Generation: Fitch forecasts lower free cash flow (FCF) margins at around 1.5% in its four-year forecast period, on expectations for increased regulatory spending.
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Quite the opposite, it argues that our decisions are really reflections of our character, and therefore our character constrains the probabilities of our actions in future timelines.
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Facebook probably constrains speech about public officials because as a large corporate actor with meaningful assets, it and other sites can be pressured into cooperation with governments.
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Scientists had previously estimated an emergence date between 635 million and 539 million years ago based on other evidence, and this latest discovery further constrains these approximations.
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"Sustainable management of land, water and other resources is highly labour intensive, and hence labour mobility constrains and limits the adoption of sustainable practices," the report states.
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Facebook's recent troubles over data privacy could lead to a regulatory crackdown that constrains both it and Google, potentially opening up the digital-advertising market to more competitors.
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Although similar in scale to Glenmark, Ache Laboratorios Farmaceuticos S.A. (BB+/ Negative) benefits from higher margins and a stronger financial profile although Brazil's Country Ceiling constrains its rating.
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As the head of the executive branch, his lawyers say, nothing constrains the president from exercising his authority to determine how the Justice Department uses its investigative resources.
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But to get there, they have to climb through an Overton window, a shifting of what people think is politically achievable that in turn constrains conversations about an issue.
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Public-sector banks have a big and privileged role, which both constrains their private-sector competitors and shields them from risks, like some lending to the government's favoured sectors.
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Requiring that the "alien must be arrested on the day he walks out of jail"—whether at the prison door or in the parking lot—unreasonably constrains ICE authority.
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There is a limit, however, to the size of seed that a bat or a bird can carry, and that constrains which plants can be regenerated in this manner.
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The sovereign's creditworthiness constrains Bancaribe's international ratings due to its exposure to public sector securities, as well as vulnerability to the government's policy choices and the country's economic performance.
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This hijacking constrains the efficacy of how we've framed this and other crises to convince people that it is right for us to do what ought to be done.
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Essentially, they say, Mr. Trump's moves are a bump on the road to a future in which the government constrains climate-warming pollution and consumers increasingly demand cleaner power.
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Already their manifesto promises to look again at the relationships among Parliament, the government and the courts, which is code for: We intend to emasculate anything that constrains us.
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But one of the key reasons that iPads feel so fast is that iOS was designed with a "mobile-first" mentality that constrains apps from doing much in the background.
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Effectively this constrains the government's ability to act to keep its taxation system working smoothly if it pursues a no-deal Brexit against the wishes of a majority in parliament.
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It constrains the Viability Rating of some banks, as it is rare for a Viability Rating to be assigned above the sovereign rating, however well banks score on other factors.
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However, as we believe that the group's business model constrains the IDRs to the 'A' category, we would not give the Long-Term IDRs any uplift above VRs of 'a+'.
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For all that Taiwanese resent being dictated to, and Ms Tsai's own party leans towards formal independence, the new president must accept that history constrains Taiwanese aspirations, and her options.
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"There are flaws in such voting but it constrains the arbitrary rule of those in power … now personnel appointments will be increasingly dependent on the wills of those in power."
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While the company does not have a publicly-stated financial policy, AutoNation's long-term debt covenant per its credit agreement constrains leverage to 3.75x, creating a de facto financial policy.
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The problem is that for chess the tree grows very quickly, and for Go it goes even quicker because there are less constrains on each move and the board is larger.
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Bernanke said Japan's aging and shrinking population mean that its equilibrium interest rate, or the rate that neither stimulates nor constrains growth, is probably negative, which delays progress in achieving inflation.
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Like all Venezuelan banks, the sovereign's creditworthiness constrains BOD's ratings due to exposure to public sector (mostly sovereign) securities, as well as vulnerability to the government's economic and regulatory policy choices.
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It constrains the Viability Rating (VR) of some banks, as it is rare for a VR to be assigned significantly above the sovereign rating, however well banks score on other factors.
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"Until we see clear imbalances building, and policy approaching a point where it really constrains economic activity, we lean towards a view that the cycle will continue to expand," he said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS High Leverage Constrains Rating: Tahoe's leverage of 73.9% at end-2016 was high, and has increased to 87.9% at end-September 2017 due to its aggressive land banking.
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VR AUBUK's company profile constrains the VR, reflecting the bank's limited franchise and fairly small size, particularly in view of its focus on the UK property market and primarily GCC customers.
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Our forecast of a persistently elevated leverage until the financial year to September 2018 constrains rating headroom for M&A or for a step-up in shareholder distributions, including share buybacks.
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The league's basic economic structure features a collective bargaining agreement built on a hard salary cap and non-guaranteed contracts, which dramatically constrains a team's capacity to retain its own players.
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A common thread in Mr. Trump's approach to autocrats, Mr. Haass said, is that he views these relationships as having no history, no baggage that constrains how these leaders may act.
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"We see risk of multiple contraction as Champion sales decelerate from peak levels and the C225.5 exit from Target constrains 24.5 sales and EPS growth," the analyst said in a note.
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"Agreeing to a deal that constrains the BOJ policy or foreign-exchange rate could be seen as a major concession on Japan's sovereignty for the benefit of the U.S.," the note said.
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Recurring EBITDA (from its investment properties, and dividends and coupons from investments) is lower than that of Hysan Development Company Limited (BBB+/Stable) and other higher-rated peers, which constrains its rating.
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Strong fiscal and external balance sheets balance the country's high commodity dependence, low government revenue base, financial dollarization and structural constrains in terms of income per capita, social indicators and institutional quality.
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High Leverage Constrains Ratings: CGA's financial leverage is relatively high after acquiring Baoxin, with FFO adjusted net leverage of 6.2x and net debt to EBITDAR of 5.4x at the end of 2016.
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It is no accident that his greatest song of this period, "'Heroes'", both celebrates its protagonists' potential and constrains it: while everything might be possible, it is all "just for one day".
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The Contracts Clause constrains states from opportunistically abrogating contractual rights; and its protections have been held to be particularly rigorous in the context of states trying to abrogate rights held against them.
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This same compassion for those seen as weak creates political correctness, which constrains discourse and is complacent to the extremely sensitive PC-authoritarians that use violence and shaming to advance their cause.
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As such, the performances of it become an elaborate advertisement for something that its listeners can't name but begin to long for—something that constrains their freedom, even as their minds wander.
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IP Expansion, Small Scale Constrains Ratings: Longfor's rental revenue for 2015, which we estimate to be close to CNY1.5bn, is still insufficient to cover its cash investments in investment properties of over CNY3bn.
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The same compassion for those seen as weak creates political correctness[11], which constrains discourse and is complacent to the extremely sensitive PC-authoritarians that use violence and shaming to advance their cause.
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"The fact that Kepler completely captured the rapid evolution really constrains the exotic ways in which stars die," said co-author David Khatami of the University of California at Berkeley in a statement.
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They need to accommodate batteries and wireless radios — to replace the functionality of the omitted cable — into the same tiny space of an earphone that already constrains proper sound reproduction for audio engineers.
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Yet Craig Pirrong, an expert on trading companies at the University of Houston, says private ownership constrains Cargill's ability to raise capital to invest in fixed assets as it expands and moves upmarket.
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VR The company profile of UBAF constrains its VR given its niche trade finance franchise focussed on flows between Europe or Asia and its core markets in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Republicans prepared to talk about the problem of inequality face a dilemma: their ideology and the strong feelings of their own base constrains them from promising to do anything to alleviate the problem.
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While it will take several months to reimpose these penalties, there is little reason for optimism that the decision will produce a more coherent policy that constrains Iran's nuclear program and regional interventions.
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That unnecessarily constrains the ability of firms to seek out the best and the brightest from China and India, since they routinely surpass these limits despite having a robust pool of tech talent.
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"Such has been the patient sufferance of the women under this government, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to demand the equal station to which they are entitled," Stanton wrote.
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Our commissioners, including former elected officials from both parties, executive branch officials, political advocates, and business leaders, have spent decades thinking about what constrains lawmakers and shapes their behavior for better and worse.
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Asset concentration risk constrains the ratings of Italian insurers, Fitch said on Monday in a report on six Italian insurers, adding the risk was partly offset by a strong business profile and capitalisation.
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In a magnet at its critical point, for instance, scale symmetry constrains the two-point correlation function by requiring that it must stay the same when you rescale the distance between the two points.
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And second, it constrains the UK, preventing it from making trade deals with non-EU states, as when it was a full member – but giving it no voice in the councils of the Union.
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If taken in conjunction with the growth in inventory finance and equipment leasing businesses, Fitch views TCB's appetite for risk as higher than most banks in the peer group, which constrains upwards rating momentum.
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"6B is fully in effect and it entirely constrains the agency's ability to talk about a specific product or a specific hazard unless that entity gives permission to the agency to communicate," Weintraub said.
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The largest federal vaccine program — Vaccines for Children — may adjust prices within a year, but only downward, and it constrains changes in what it pays for some vaccines to below the overall inflation rate.
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Zhou also said that the trading range of the yuan exchange rate was not a key issue at the moment, and that the width of the yuan's current band rarely constrains supply and demand.
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"This latest decision, which effectively excludes Mr. Navalny from the political arena, further constrains political pluralism in Russia and raises serious questions as to the fairness of democratic processes in Russia," the statement said.
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More transparency and a more forgiving and pragmatic approach to crime also benefits the entire community because it constrains law enforcement and prevents the needless break-up of families, which is what incarceration does.
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The second reason blowing up the deficit isn't an easy answer for the GOP is that the deficit impact of the bill also constrains what they can do with it — because of Senate rules.
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Small Land Bank Constrains Ratings: Xinyuan's total sellable gross floor area (GFA) increased to 2.56 million square metres (sqm) in China and the US at end-June 2016, from 2.33 million sqm at end-2015.
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"Air pollution is a challenge that threatens basic human welfare, damages natural and physical capital and constrains economic growth," Laura Tuck, vice president for sustainable development at the World Bank, said in the news release.
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Legislators and governors in several large states are exploring whether there are ways to get around that preemption, and experimenting with their own approaches to net neutrality, but the FCC's preemption sharply constrains their options.
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If you're actually living in America, you know that it'll be hard to get much of the congressional GOP on board for an impeachment; that nothing really constrains the executive branch's power over civic appointments.
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But further out, the BCRA goes beyond that and constrains Medicaid's per-patient spending to the growth of overall consumer prices — a number that is historically always lower than the growth of health care prices.
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The White House supported GOP action to remove the rule, claiming it imposed an arbitrarily narrow definition of occupations and constrains a state's ability to conduct a drug testing program in its unemployment insurance system.
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It does let the two stack sections have different shapes (what I'm calling the open block of white squares at the top/bottom of the grid), but mirror symmetry constrains each possible shape a lot.
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Oman's economy will see growth slowing to 24.6 percent in 22018 as the sultanate's commitment to the December 2018 Opec + output cut constrains oil production, a report released by the World Bank on Wednesday, said.
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China's cabinet separately said late on Wednesday it would support the development of the country's aviation industry and opening up low-altitude air space, an issue that constrains a fledgling market for helicopters and small aircraft.
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His recent article, "The Perils of a Carbon Tax," appears in the current issue of Regulation and is based on his white paper "A Carbon Tax That Constrains Government," produced for the Alliance for Market Solutions.
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Negative: --Continued erosion of the revenue base that undermines fiscal flexibility; --Political gridlock that constrains government financing flexibility and/or leads to interruptions in external financing; --Social unrest and governability challenges leading to macroeconomic and policy uncertainty.
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Of course, T-Mobile's Un-Carrier schtick — specifically, features like Binge On — is already terrible and, at least in the view of Stanford researchers, "likely illegal" as it violates key net neutrality principles and constrains consumer choice.
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And in Akwesasne, as Keating describes, uncertainty over which regulatory regimes actually govern the economy both constrains commerce and creates incentives for illicit activities, such as cigarette smuggling, which bring few benefits to the broader Akwesasne society.
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Here in the United States, we have been blessed with a constitutional system of checks and balances that constrains the excesses of either extreme, but the most important and powerful checks have always remained with the people.
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"We strongly disagree with the government's argument that neither the Due Process clause nor the First Amendment constrains the administration in determining who gets access to the White House," WHCA President Jon Karl said in a statement.
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While some companies in that field have already seen their stocks make big gains in recent years, Williams said their ability to improve productivity is vital as developed countries experience slower population growth that constrains their economies.
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Credit...Vincent Tullo for The New York Times Barring admission to medical school or catastrophic injury, most of us will go our whole lives without much contemplating the grisly framework that enables and constrains our bodily movement.
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While the Chinese military is carving out a greater sphere of influence in the Western Pacific, the I.N.F. Treaty constrains the United States from placing short- and intermediate-range missiles on land near China as a deterrent.
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A 1983 essay by Marilyn Frye, a professor at Michigan State University, describes in vivid detail how this threat constrains a woman's behavior down to the tiniest little details of behavior like what facial expressions she makes.
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But if there's one thing to unify the characters inhabiting the world of Kentucky Route Zero, it's their relationship to debt, "this weird immaterial power that constrains so many of us" as the team refers to it.
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On November 16893th, the Supreme Court heard Timbs v Indiana, a case asking whether the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines applies only to the federal government—as it has since 1791—or also constrains states and localities.
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Economists say it has become imperative to tackle record stressed loans of $133 billion held by Indian banks by last September, or about 12.34 percent of their total loans, as the burden constrains lending and delays private investment.
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Google launched the feature in 2010 as a way to make desktop searching faster, but now the majority of Google searches are done on mobile, where screen constrains and different user interactions (no clicks) make the feature unnecessary.
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The Senate on Thursday delivered Donald Trump the first big bipartisan rebuke of his presidency, giving final approval to a package of sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea that constrains his bid to defrost relations with Moscow.
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This constrains diplomats' ability to work with the Somali government and other influential Somalis, to help critical ministries and emerging state governments build their capacity and to oversee humanitarian assistance provided in response to a continuing, crippling drought.
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Muslims do not assimilate as easily as Europeans or some Asians, said Denmark's culture minister, Bertel Haarder, partly because, as he put it, their patriarchal culture frowns on women working outside the home and often constrains freedom of speech.
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In the face of our national faith that individuals can lift themselves up by their bootstraps, "The Sport of Kings" insists that this history constrains us all in ways we have barely begun to acknowledge, still less to escape.
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"The Abe administration is unlikely in our view to be able to accept any deal that constrains the BOJ's monetary policy or foreign-exchange movement driven by fundamentals," analysts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch said in a note on Monday.
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Similarly, slashing funding for public services such as child care, which is a common way to reduce public deficits, requires women to provide more unpaid labour at home, which in turn constrains their ability to participate in the labour force.
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The presentation also discusses the funding structure of the banking sector, highlighting the high level of external debt, in particular relative to the country's official reserves, that constrains the authorities' ability to provide support to banks, especially in foreign currency.
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The bank's modest underlying profitability constrains the VR, even though the stable performance achieved in 0003 has put the bank in a favourable position to repay its outstanding state aid of EUR1 billion to Bavaria within the next two years.
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"This is not sufficient information for the American public to understand what limits, if any, you and your Administration believes constrains you as the President from taking military action anywhere in the world for any purpose," Schiff and Kaine contend.
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That constrains boys, and particularly harms those who don't fit the mold — as much as it does girls who want to be active and competitive too, said David S. Cohen, a law professor studying gender and law at Drexel University.
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"While school accountability is important, the administration is committed to local control of education and this rule places additional burden on states and constrains them in areas where the ESSA intended broad flexibility," the White House said in their statement.
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Although the newly opened Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai bridge now offers a 30-minute connection between Macau and Hong Kong's international airport, limited hotel supply constrains overnight visitor growth, executives say, and a weaker yuan could affect how much they spend.
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After researching the market more deeply, Cowboy's eventual founders also noticed that most e-bikes use entirely off-the-shelf components, which not only constrains differentiation, but also price, since most of the margin goes to parts suppliers and retailers.
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"This is not sufficient information for the American public to understand what limits, if any, you and your Administration believes constrains you as the President from taking military action anywhere in the world for any purpose," Schiff and Kaine wrote.
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Investors are counting on stronger global growth to help U.S. companies overcome these headwinds, but they may be discounting the chances that some sort of shock — like the 2014 oil price collapse — constrains growth and triggers a stock market pullback or correction.
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Fitch expects only moderate economic recovery in Ukraine (we forecast GDP growth of 1% in 2016 with medium-term growth of 2%), which limits the potential for near-term improvements in asset quality metrics and constrains balance sheet growth and earnings generation.
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And the Commission's budget -- less in 2018 than in 2012, even without taking inflation into account -- constrains its ability to bring cases against offenders, even though during FY 2018 the Commission returned $1.6 billion -- more than five times its budget -- to mistreated consumers.
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The two men talked about forging a new treaty to replace the New Start Treaty, which constrains nuclear weapons and is to expire in 2021, and also discussed cooperating on Syria, though they seem to have passed up a chance for concrete action.
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"We are harming millions of people because of allegiance to a model of innovation that constrains delivering that innovation," said Peter Bach, a drug pricing expert who directs the Center for Health Policy and Outcomes at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Financial Leverage Constrains Rating: Fitch estimates that following the acquisition by Partners Group/PSP, Cerba's FFO adjusted leverage for the financial year ending 31 December 2017 (FY17) will peak at just over 8.0x, which is weak for the 'B' rating level.
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Finally, several major arms exporters like Russia, China, and India are not currently signatories to the ATT, leading some to argue that the ATT only constrains responsible countries like the United States, while leaving irresponsible states free to continue selling weapons to whomever they choose.
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When she is concentrating on Bach, something she is familiar with, the signal entering her brain is much more reliable, and that constrains the aberrant conversation going on in higher areas—this then reconciles itself to what is actually happening in the real world.
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He has also shown a fascination with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, repeatedly asking why she will not cut a deal with him on military spending despite his advisers' explanation that the German government's coalition agreement constrains Ms. Merkel's ability to increase defense funding.
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"If there is an empty county, insurers are seeing a population of people who are willing to pay at least the subsidized premium amount and no competition that severely constrains pricing," David Anderson, a former industry official now researching at Duke University, told me.
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The State Department memo says, however, that the bill "undermines and constrains" Trump's power to determine refugee admissions and that he has already "been clear on this administration's approach to refugees," setting the annual cap on admissions at 2500,000 this year — an all-time low.
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But to those who have viewed Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure" as a strategy bound to fail, Mr. Kim's offer of a step-by-step approach is the only pathway to success — though maybe a success that constrains, rather than eliminates, the North's nuclear ambitions.
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"We think that CPI could peak in Q2 as the pork price cycle turns, but at above 2 percent it's already at a level which constrains the room for further rate cuts," said Ding Shuang, chief economist for Greater China at ANZ Bank in Hong Kong.
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As Desoky notes in the paper, using the chessboard to conceal messages is the most intuitive method (like that used by the French actress during WWI), but also constrains the size of the message that can be sent by the number of squares on the board (64).
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But even if economists often have no choice but to judge outcomes in terms of who ends up with how many dollars, they can pay more attention to the way focusing on "material well-being", as determined by the "measuring rod of money", influences and constrains their work.
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"Coming out of the Global Financial Crisis, there's very, very little development and that's largely bank driven… The changes to banking rules have made banks more conservative in lending, which constrains new developments," Jeff Wolfe, chief investment officer of Manulife U.S. Real Estate Management, told CNBC last Tuesday.
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But every influential person in Washington who recognizes the danger posed by Iran's ballistic missile program must help to make sure not only that change is guaranteed, but also that it will lead to an alternative policy that specifically constrains the power of the IRGC and similar entities.
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"Unfortunately, the arsenal of many Western states have not diplomacy but rough pressure," he said, expanding into criticism of the US policy toward Iran and Trump's hints that he will leave the multilateral Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action that constrains Tehran's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief.
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"Still, we view Powell's attention to risks of financial excesses as a significant distinguishing feature of the Powell Fed relative to the [Janet] Yellen Fed, and a factor that constrains the extent to which the chair will be dovish if financial conditions remain easy or even ease further."
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According to sources familiar with the discussions between Trump and the French President, the two hashed out a plan to begin negotiating another deal with the Iranians right away, one that will sit alongside and go further than the 2015 agreement that constrains Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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But the Trump administration's greatest worry may be in Asia, where the 1980s pact now constrains the United States from placing short- and intermediate-range missiles on land to respond to China's efforts to carve out a sphere of influence and keep naval forces at bay in the Western Pacific.
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UBS AG's and UBS Switzerland AG's Stable Outlooks reflect Fitch's view that their Long-Term IDR would be unlikely to benefit from an uplift above the VR if their VR is upgraded to 'a+' due to the group's current business model, which in our view constrains the ratings to the 'A'/'a' categories.
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The Trump administration will take the same position the Obama administration took: that the murdered boy's parents cannot challenge the officer's use of deadly force, even though the shots were fired on the U.S. side of the border, and that the Constitution in no way constrains such police shootings at the border.
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"Many euro area sovereigns — specifically Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain — have debt ratios around 100% of GDP (or significantly higher in some cases), which is unprecedented for the last few decades and significantly constrains their ability to use fiscal policy to cushion a sharp slowdown in growth," Moody's report said.
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Until now, many young undocumented students could not afford to attend universities, despite aspiring to higher-education degrees; the Immigration Policy Center estimates that because of financial constrains, only 5 to 10 percent of the 4,500 undocumented students who graduate from New York high schools each year go on to pursue college degrees.
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While it will not be easy to overcome the fallout of provoking a thin-skinned dictator, the United States might now have a chance to focus on a more credible strategy: a deal that constrains, even if it does not immediately eliminate, North Korea's nuclear and missile programs without offering unacceptable concessions in return.
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Regarding liquidity, although Fitch believes BBVA Bancomer's total funding base (excluding derivatives) to be fairly diversified by source, it is mainly concentrated in short-term debt, which drives negative cumulative gaps in the 30-day and six-month buckets and constrains liquidity to some point; however, this is mitigated by the bank's historical stability of deposits.
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So this is more on the side of the police and the intelligence services — how can you help the intelligence services and the police to buy or develop ICT that has certain constrains which makes it compliant with the presumption of innocence which is not easy at all because we probably have to reconfigure what is the presumption of innocence.
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We expect 3 Group Europe's UK business to focus on improving operational efficiency and competitive positioning within the UK market, including securing adequate and reasonably priced spectrum for its operations, after European Union competition authorities blocked 3 Group Europe's proposed acquisition of O2 UK. Capital-Intensive Business: CKHH's infrastructure, ports and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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We expect 3 Group Europe's UK business to focus on improving operational efficiency and competitive positioning within the UK market, including securing adequate and reasonably priced spectrum for its operations, after EU competition authorities blocked 3 Group Europe's proposed acquisition of O2 UK. Capital-Intensive Business: CKHH's infrastructure, ports and telecommunications businesses are capital-intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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And imbued with strong ideological convictions while encumbered by few constrains, he's free to enact consequential and unpopular decisions on a strikingly broad range of topics — from overruling the Health and Human Services secretary's ban the use of fetal tissue in medical research, to the looming anti-labor agenda at the Labor Department, to reviving a proposal to enact a gigantic tax cut for rich stock market investors through administrative fiat.
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Most Americans would view a policy that would create problems for America's diplomacy, its military and its intelligence as well as require significant budget increases as not being in the country's interest — but the Trump administration is threatening to pursue such a policy by allowing the New START treaty, which constrains U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear weapons, to expire early in 2021, so it can pursue a new trilateral U.S.-Russian-Chinese strategic arms agreement in which neither Russia nor China have expressed any interest.
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The VRs and IDRs are also sensitive to a material worsening of underlying earnings and asset quality if the economic environment deteriorates substantially following the UK's decision to leave the EU. San UK's Long-Term IDR could be notched up once from its VR when sufficient senior debt is down-streamed in a manner which is subordinated to other senior creditors of San UK from its parent company, SGH, to recapitalise the bank to a viable level after a failure without having to bail in other senior creditors at San UK. The uplift would be influenced by Fitch's assessment of the direct and indirect linkages between San UK's and Banco Santander's risk profiles, which typically constrains a subsidiary's VR to no more than three notches above a parent's IDR.
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