Примеры использования New constraints на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nations large andsmall are grappling with new responsibilities and new constraints.
The introduction of the ISPC code already imposes new constraints on the access of inland vessels to maritime terminals.
Pressure to meet market exigencies(such as the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point system)created new constraints.
Women farmers face both long-standing and new constraints in achieving food security.
These new constraints complement long-standing adverse conditions affecting the economy, engendered by prolonged occupation and conflict.
It was therefore unclear why the Committee was introducing new constraints to impede the very purpose for which it had been established.
However, new constraints have arisen, in particular as a result of the WTO agreements, which restrict the use of some incentive techniques and so narrow the national policy space.
Any new legislation would be seen as imposing new constraints and might force all parties to a very strict framework.
Avoid imposing new constraints on the developmental needs of developing countries or additional conditionalities for international development financing and official development assistance;
If it allowed disputes over sovereignty toblock the decolonization process, other new constraints might well be introduced to deny colonies their right to self-determination.
The prominence of short-term speculative flows within these systems has decreased the availability of resources for productive investment and created new constraints to development policy.
Therefore, instead of imposing new constraints and commitments on the developing countries, they should start living up to their own undertakings.
At the same time, there have been fundamental changes in the development assistance landscape since the early 2000s,making it necessary to respond to new goals, new constraints and the arrival of new stakeholders.
This is why legislation in this area is not advisable,as any new text entails new constraints and might limit the actions of those involved, whereas up to now they have had considerable room for manoeuvre.
Support establishment and maintaining of monitoring andevaluation capacity to make necessary adjustments to contraceptive supply programmes as new constraints emerge or results do not meet targets.
However, that viability had been further challenged by new constraints following the establishment of a new Palestinian government in March 2006, and the Palestinian economy was likely to implode over the next year if current constraints were not removed.
Rising formal sector unemployment, and growing"informalization" of urban economies are making these issues more politically visible,while placing new constraints on human resource development approaches of the past.
Even as global demand for natural resources continues to rise,climate change will impose new constraints on the availability of water and land, affecting agricultural productivity, fisheries and forestry, as well as the livelihoods of those dependent on them, while adding to upward pressure on food and natural resource prices.
Like any major process of transition, the global shift towards green growth and sustainable development will entail structural changes in both the economy and society,in the process creating both opportunities and new constraints.
Experts agreed that it was important to keep in mind that regulation did not necessarily mean placing new constraints on investors, for regulation provided clarity, transparency, security and predictability.
The view was expressed that non-registration of space objects constituted not only a violation of international law but also a real concern, since orbital objects, including debris, andthe multiplication of launch services were placing new constraints on global space activities.
The task which is crucial in this context will be the identification of options for supply-side policies that take due account of new constraints on policy formulation within the multilateral framework conditions of the Uruguay Round Agreements.
Anxiety is increasing in the South that their interests are being marginalized; that development resources are being diverted or are dwindling;that their potential to act as partners in revitalizing the world economy is being ignored; and that new constraints and conditionalities are being selectively imposed.
Anxiety is increasing in the South that its interests are being marginalized; that there is a diversion of resources away from the South;that its potential to act as a partner in revitalizing the world economy is being ignored and new constraints, aid conditionalities, rigid adjustment measures, standards of human rights and good governance, environmental criteria and military scrutiny are being selectively imposed.
It was underlined that such enlargements did not necessarily constitute an abuse of rights by the reserving State, but could be made in good faith andmight even be necessary in order to take into account new constraints resulting, for example, from changes in the internal law of the State concerned.
It is not a good idea to let more computers generate a timetable that has mistakes in the input or totally unrealistic constraints but if you are quite happy with your timetable(for example itwas generated before and you have just added some new constraints) then more computers can help you reduce the time needed to finish the generation.
The best estimate based on the most accurate gravity anomaly data during the 1997 solar eclipse has provided a new constraint on the shielding parameter 6×10-19 m²/kg.
Financial constraints, new challenges and approaches.
Operations: achievements, constraints and new directions.
III. Recent policy changes and new resource constraints.