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Smaller businesses are hampered by shortage of funds.
Women are hampered by various constraints, which limit their participation and advancement in society.
In some way victimization surveys are hampered by their own dark number.
Several countries are hampered by poor coordination and cooperation among the different agencies and actors.
EECCA countries, on the other hand,continued to recognize the importance of the Protocol; however, they are hampered by a general lack of capacity.
The travellers are hampered by dangerous dust storms.
Efforts to expand disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement andreintegration activities across the LRA-affected countries are hampered by a number of factors.
Sample data are hampered by different kinds of bias.
In several ECE countries,attempts at delaying retirement and exit from the workforce in the context of pension reform are hampered by the high level of unemployment.
However, these efforts are hampered by the current lack of Tetum-language texts.
As a consequence of prevailing gender roles and their associated obligations, commitments and expectations,many girls' educational, social and economic opportunities are hampered.
Many other forms of extraction are hampered by large obstructions in the area where welding.
Our efforts are hampered by the escalation and tension resulting from the massive Indian troop build-up along our borders.
Attempts to reach consensus on the issue of missiles in all its aspects are hampered by the emergence of sharp disputes over individual issues.
Such programmes are hampered by ongoing violence, however, as the killing of six ICRC workers last April has shown.
The Mission was informed by the Tribunal's forensic experts that they are hampered in their work by the lack of resources to finance DNA tests.
Heroes of the cartoon are hampered by various troubles: absence of the necessary props, bad weather, incomprehension of the role of the child actor, the excess of the budget.
Furthermore, programmatic interventions for affected children are hampered by the lack of reliable data on the full scale of such violations.
These efforts are hampered, however, by onerous rules and non-competitive regulations and conditions of service that apply to civilian peacekeeping staff, despite the urgent recruitment needs of current operations.
However, their dynamism and activities are hampered by inadequate laws and unfocused donor policies.
Often domestic efforts are hampered by international actions outside national control and these create obstacles that violate the right to development.
Economic development is stifled, stabilization andpeacebuilding efforts are hampered, and human security in all of its aspects is compromised.
Many developing countries are hampered by inadequate or insufficient capacity to exploit these resources where they do exist.
There are, however, occasions where efforts to promote the best interests of a particular child are hampered when safeguarding them may involve the violation of the rights of the parents.
Some cross-country comparisons are hampered by differences in surveillance systems as the quality and coverage of national surveillance are not consistent.
Efforts at finding the most appropriate solution for rural area energy problems are hampered by insufficient attention to rural development in general and to rural energy needs in particular.
The majority of missions are hampered by limited funding and human resources for welfare and recreation programmes.
Efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goals and other social andeconomic targets are hampered by the inability to agree on decisive and coordinated action in national and multilateral fora.
Manufacturers in Africa are hampered by the lack of access to suitable technologies, acceptably priced raw materials of equal quality, and promotion and extension services.
Without reliable data, national planning is compromised, effective policymaking and resource mobilization are hampered and targeted interventions limited in their ability to prevent and combat violence against children.