Examples of using Constraining in English and their translations into Japanese
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With regard to prices, upward pressure of a positive output gap and constraining factors, such as households' persistent deflationary mindset and a rise in productivity, have continued to exist at the same time, and the outlook is highly uncertain.
The reduction in costs for wages represents firms' strenuous efforts to achieve structural transformation and streamlining. The reduction in production costs plays a role in stimulating the economy from the supply side, thereby constraining price rises.
have shown that the following two types of constraining conditions exist.
A rise in inflation has been delayed with a positive output gap. This is attributable to the inflation mechanism becoming complex, as seen, for example, in improvement in productivity on the supply side constraining the rise in inflation, as well as to heightening uncertainties going forward.
Furthermore, considering that the so-called baby boomers-- who have been supporting the increase in labor participation by seniors-- are reaching their 70s, the effects of the rise in labor participation constraining wage increases are likely to become moderate.
Pitching the whole part up a musical third or fourth, while constraining the new harmony line to the key of the song, can sometimes produce a suitable, tight harmony, but a real, human-generated harmony is usually a little more complex.
The declaration argues that the cessation of all nuclear weapon test explosions and all other nuclear explosions, by constraining the development and qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons and ending the development of advanced new types of nuclear weapons, constitute an effective measure of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects.
The CTBT, by constraining the development and qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons, brought an end to the nuclear arms race through nuclear tests taking place almost every month and every year somewhere in the world during the Cold War.
To provide a better understanding of the factors constraining the economic potential of countries affected by corruption, we make available the Issues Paper on Anti-Corruption and Economic Growth and encourage the OECD, in collaboration with the World Bank to continue work in this area.
thus constraining normal competitive behavior, not to mention the incentives that drive founders to grow their own businesses,” according to the article.
These include our experience of the present moment, our own bodies, our thoughts and emotions, and above all, our tacit and constraining assumptions and our highly conditioned habits of mind and behaviour, both as individuals and in society at large.
With regard to prices, upward pressure of a sustained positive output gap and constraining factors, such as households' persistent deflationary mindset and a rise in productivity, have been existing at the same time, and uncertainties are expected to remain high through fiscal 2021.
Due to the landing site restrictions that resulted from constraining the launch to a free return that flew by the Moon, subsequent Apollo missions, starting with Apollo 12 and including the ill-fated Apollo 13, used a hybrid trajectory that launched to a highly elliptical Earth orbit that fell short of the Moon with effectively a free return to the atmospheric entry corridor.
Furthermore, although unrestricted fixed-rate purchases may be effective in controlling the market in the short term, I am concerned that the implementation of this sort of operation could undermine dialogue with market participants by constraining subsequent policy management because such purchases will send quite a strong message of commitment by the central bank to a specific interest rate level.
while addressing factors constraining the growth of trade as well as considering the differences in economic and social circumstances across APEC economies.
The impact of climate change will also further exacerbate resource scarcity by dramatically constraining access to food, water, land and other vital resources over coming decades.[52] A cooperative approach Despite a distinct lack of public debate on this issue, there can be little doubt that a viable resource security strategy for the 21st century must be based on an alternative framework of international cooperation and resource sharing rather than national self-interest and recurring conflict.
N Not constrained Disables resource quantity constraints.
Assign result constrained operations.
Assign result constrained operations command.
For those who are unable to visit this site due to physical constrains.