Примеры использования May constrain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The e-government policies may constrain statistical offices in developing their own systems;
This situation can contribute to the overlap of individual interventions and may constrain capacity development.
Changes in the industry resource base that may constrain the development of the industry(e.g. increasing average workforce age);
We are concerned about undue government influence on media coverage of the current situation and how that may constrain debate on issues of public interest.
Evolutionary history may constrain the ability of species to adapt, and MPA systems will therefore need to consider refugia areas.
Economic and market barriers to technology transfer andlow levels of external financing may constrain green investments in developing countries.
Barriers to cross-border investment may constrain investors' returns, against the background of an increasingly globalized venture capital industry.
For instance, several developing countries have expressed reservations on the application of a necessity test in the future disciplines, as it may constrain the flexibility available to them.
The implication is that this may constrain recovery of economies that do not have the resources for fiscal stimulus and support to domestic industries.
See Julian Sanchez's article“The Trouble with‘Balance' Metaphors” for an examination of“how the analogy between sound judgment andbalancing weights may constrain our thinking in unhealthy ways.”.
This is a cause for concern since the rules of the SGP may constrain the flexible use of this instrument when most needed.
These limitations and challenges may constrain the potential for States, in particular developing countries, especially the least developed among them and the small island developing States, to benefit from the oceans and seas and their resources pursuant to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Through the divisional management plan, divisions can identify, assess and then define appropriate actions to mitigate orexploit risks that may constrain or enhance their ability to achieve planned results.
Lack of sufficient progress towards this target may constrain efforts to meet Aichi Biodiversity Target 19 knowledge improved shared and applied.
The Advisory Committee also believes that it is important to acknowledge that some of the measures to be taken in the field to reduce conduct anddiscipline problems may constrain contact between mission personnel and the host community.
The indicator assesses the occurrence of institutional weaknesses that may constrain the implementation of the Convention because they imply inability either in handling or in attracting resources.
Letting the exchange rate appreciate canadversely affect export-oriented sectors, while tightening fiscal and monetary policies to avoid overheating may constrain domestic demand and jeopardize economic recovery and growth.
In some instances, the capacity of the water sector may constrain effective use of increased inflows, so that managerial and technical capacity would need to be scaled up along with investment.
As for the general assaults, even though the absence of physical contact may give the impression of a less serious crime,threats are important because through them the offender may constrain the victim to consent to behaviour that she would not normally accept.
For example, the terms of international investment agreements may constrain States from fully implementing new human rights legislation, or put them at risk of binding international arbitration if they do so.
While noting that the Convention is an integral part of Chinese law, the Committee is concerned that the State party is still not aware of the importance of such a definition andthat the lack of a specific legal provision may constrain the application of the full scope of the Convention's definition of discrimination in the State party.
Human rights standards recognise that other legitimate rights and interests may constrain the exercise of information freedoms. Indeed, the European Convention on Human Rights includes, in Article 8, the right to respect for private life and correspondence.
Being highly dependent on exports, the economy remains susceptible to any relapse in the recovery of its major trade partners, while high unemployment andlow consumer confidence will curb household spending and concerns about public debt may constrain continuation of the fiscal stimulus.
Moreover, market-based approaches often promote corporate interests,which in turn may constrain the scope for policy and regulatory reform that is conducive to social and sustainable development UNRISD, 2012b.
Ensure that measures are taken to understand and address religious, social, cultural and logistical contexts(e.g., access to transport and to mobile phones and internet) and, in some cases, political andadministrative contexts that may constrain women and certain other groups(e.g., the disabled, ethnic minorities) from being interviewed or from speaking freely.
The transition from current production andconsumption patterns to sustainable development, which may constrain short-term economic growth and create hardships for people in some economic activities, must take into account the need for social and political stability and the need for Governments to maintain the confidence and support of their populations.
At the same time, the German Parliament has restricted funding through multilateral channels to 30 per cent of total assistance,a policy which may constrain the Government's capacity quickly to increase the overall flow of assistance to the proposed level.
Governments, the international community, private enterprises and civil society should consider the policy, structural andoperational conditions that may constrain or stimulate the replication of successful new approaches and the development of more innovative agricultural financing schemes.
These factors can be viewed as a structured examination of who or what might constrain the firm's significant exercise of market power: actual competitors, potential competitors, or customers.
Affordability of Charge Payments to Industry There are indications that affordability issues might constrain the charge levels at least for some substances and products.