The phrase
"external constraints" refers to limitations or restrictions that come from outside sources or factors beyond a person's control. These can include rules, regulations, societal norms, or conditions imposed by others or the environment, which can affect one's actions or decisions.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«external»
«constraints»
Sentences with «external constraints»
- As well the applicable architectural guidelines served as additional external constraints on the design. (slaw.ca)
- Policies that affect the savings rate of a small country can have more - or-less predictable domestic impacts because the global economy is so large that domestic policies are not affected by external constraints. (carnegieendowment.org)
- Plagiocephaly or crooked head shape can result from 3 very different etiologic processes including abnormalities in brain shape and subsequent aberrant directions in brain growth, premature fusion of a single coronal or lambdoidal suture, or prenatal or postnatal external constraint. (pediatrics.aappublications.org)
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