Examples of using Constrain in English and their translations into Arabic
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The cage should be spacious and not constrain the young.
This could constrain the ability of regulatory authorities.
This statement doesn't in any way constrain that.
Constrain the movement from lower to upper back for spinal immobilization.
Lower human capital endowments constrain their capability.
People also translate
Poor transportation systems constrain development in many developing countries, particularly the least developed countries.
Capacity limitations in operations management constrain further change.
Such efforts should not constrain or hinder progress in addressing climate change.
Complex programme management and administrative procedures constrain effective programming.
A number of uncertainties constrain the ability to frame definitive budgetary proposals.
Inadequate skills, outdated technology,poor infrastructure and poor governance constrain social as well as industrial development.
Limited career pathways constrain recruitment and continuous quality improvement of the workforce.
This required technical assistance in order to improve methods of production and use of resources,rather than constrain the growth and development of countries.
Many gaps and needs remain which constrain the widespread application of technologies for adaptation.
Recognizing the particular vulnerabilities of CARICOMcountries as small island developing States, which constrain their efforts towards sustainable development;
These constrain the outboard end of the wishbone from moving back and forth, controlling two degrees of freedom, and without requiring additional links.
Too stringent obligations overly constrain the national policy space.
Adverse developments in the prices of exports, sharp fluctuations in exchange rates orinstability in the international financial system could severely constrain such efforts.
In its view, the draft resolution could constrain the provision of electoral assistance.
I assume management is aware that during the genesis of a United Nations system-wide approach,a growing amount of ASHI liabilities may constrain activities of the Organization.
This job market mismatch can constrain further technological upgrading of production capacities and limit a more dynamic economic integration process.
Noting that the present funding base and structure have some shortcomings that constrain UNIDO from funding and implementing the integrated programmes;
This could constrain the ability of regulatory authorities and could prove to be difficult to implement in some developing countries with weaker institutional capacities and resources.
Least developed countries 'economies feature limited productive capacities, which constrain their ability to produce efficiently and effectively, and to diversify their economies.
There was also concern that the procedures related to the submission of names were cumbersome andlacked the urgency associated with moving quickly to capture assets or constrain movement.
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.
The new methodology facilitates the development of demand-driven integratedprogrammes tailored to solve critical problems that constrain the achievement of the country's industrial objectives.
The WTO regime of intellectual property rights might constrain the development of a country ' s technological capabilities and raise the cost of the technology-intensive inputs in the production process.
Simultaneous improvements are needed in the institutionalregulatory dimensions of road transport that currently constrain the expansion and efficiency of transport sectors and cross-border trade.
Lack of human and institutional capacities constrain efforts towards meeting internationally-agreed development goals, including the MDGs and those contained in the Brussels Programme of Action.