Примеры использования Limited human resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Limited human resources and uneven distribution of relevant expertise;
With a population of 400,000 people, the country had very limited human resources.
With the current limited human resources, OHRM is in a permanent communication deficit with the candidates.
The newly re-established Department for Disarmament Affairs has only limited human resources.
Limited human resources in a period of political decision to decrease the number of employees in the public sector;
This makes sense but comes at a risk, especially for LDCs andother countries with limited human resources.
In most countries MSAs have limited human resources, technical equipment and operational resources. .
This is an effort to respond to a real deficiency,which can be explained by our size and our limited human resources.
Despite rapid legislative changes and limited human resources, San Marino is committed to attaining that objective.
The system is not fully operational due to the lack of adequate infrastructure and limited human resources on the matter.
With limited human resources, there is no capacity to perform systematic, written evaluations of the functioning of the Committee.
Issues relating to the persistent levels of poverty, limited human resources and weak urban institutions need to be addressed.
Its limited human resources had not prevented the pursuit of the public good, even if it conditioned the pace at which things were accomplished.
Some delegations said that despite modest funds and limited human resources, UNICEF had carried out substantial work in the region.
Limited human resources compounded by high levels of migration, particularly of skilled persons, and by weak institutional capacities.
The migration of skilled professionals poses special challenges to African countries,especially as they have, in general, limited human resources.
The Government has very limited human resources at its disposal, which prevents it from submitting the periodic reports by the set deadlines.
Spreading out the work of the General Assembly in this manner would permit those delegations with limited human resources to participate more actively in the work of the Assembly.
As a very small country with limited human resources, Liechtenstein is not able to become a member of all international organizations.
That Division also faced practical problems due to its overall programme and limited human resources available to prepare the presentations.
The Government has very limited human resources, which makes it impossible to submit its follow-up reports in the time allowed by the international organizations.
In reply to the Committee's request for disaggregated data,she highlighted the difficulties arising from the country's size and limited human resources.
Furthermore, as a result of the country's limited human resources, the bulk of the funds had been spent on costly technical assistance from abroad.
Fourth, an effective consultative process would probably be extremely lengthy and divert,on a long-term basis, the limited human resources at the Tribunals' disposal.
The country has had to start from scratch, with limited human resources, and with new institutions and departments that have only been in place since 10 October 2010.
Many of the documents could not be translated intime for the meeting, even though they were submitted within the deadlines, due to the limited human resources of the United Nations.
Training to provide ART also strengthens the health system, as limited human resources are used optimally and different types of care are integrated.
The Republican Health Promotion Centre has an official website for disseminating information on healthy lifestyles, butmaintaining it remains a challenge because of limited human resources.
However, requests for intelligence or its verification have come in such large numbers that, given our limited human resources, it is simply impossible to verify all the intelligence received.
The limited human resources of the secretariat dedicated to the EPR Programme have been the limiting factor in the pace of the reviews, resulting in cycles of about eight-year's duration each.