Examples of using Internal constraints in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many programme countries did so despite considerable internal constraints.
Internal constraints include institutional, policy, infrastructural and human capital deficits as well as structural problems.
Many programme countries contributed despite considerable internal constraints.
External events and internal constraints, in particular the financial crisis, continued to affect Agency operations during the year under review.
Many programme countries did so despite considerable internal constraints.
One of the most significant of the internal constraints to growth which we suggest the Assembly address is the impact that national policies and institutions have on development.
These limits to success appear to be due to a combination of internal constraints and external factors.
Special attention needs to be given also to internal constraints related to governance and to the meagre mobilization of local resources that curb economic and social development.
In Ghana, South Africa and Sierra Leone, the mining industry was beset by internal constraints, decreasing the production of gold.
However, due to internal constraints associated with human resources and capacity, it has not always been possible to produce the periodic reports for submission to certain treaty bodies on a regular basis.
The external barriers to women 's advancement in the labor market are relatively clear, but internal constraints also have an impact.
Similarly the report on the visits to India and Bhutan,citing external and internal constraints, concludes that in both countries much work remains to be done in this field with the support of UNDP.
Accordingly, measures are being taken to achieve greater mobility of staff in terms of functions, departments, duty stations and organizations of the United Nations system,and to address internal constraints.
The head of the delegation, Marisa Helena Morais, Ministry of Justice, stated that, owing to internal constraints, it was not possible for Cape Verde to submit a written report on time.
Accordingly, measures are being taken to achieve greater mobility of staff across functions, departments, duty stations and organizations of the United Nations system,and to address internal constraints.
(g) They draw attention to internal constraints on human resources and finances as well as external relations in linking the collections of official statistics to legal mandates and related user interactions through advisory committees.
As consumer incomes continue to increase, China's population becomes more urban(43 percent in 2008 and increasing)and domestic production pushes against internal constraints, Chinese trade policy should open markets to the U. S.
Lesotho therefore looks forward to the Conference, which will review the internal constraints to the development of the least developed countries and the adequacy of international support measures in the critical areas of official development assistance, debt relief, market access and trade.
On the reference in the report to the re-examination of staffing requirements, field presence and innovative mechanisms for alternative programme delivery,the speaker asked if these suggestions were based on an analysis of internal constraints.
It is suggested that internal constraints in their economies, such as weak domestic financial support, inadequate infrastructures and a lack of information on international markets, sometimes outweigh the importance of the remaining external barriers to trade of these countries.
The efforts of the least developed countries, particularly the poorest among them,to achieve the objectives of sustainable development were hampered by internal constraints and the disproportionate impact on them of external shocks, including the recent crises and climate change.
Not least, internal constraints in donor countries, combined with the complexity of the domestic situation, prevented access to international cooperation resources by Colombia ' s Armed Forces, which would be initially responsible for dealing with explosive remnants of war.
Rubenberg goes on to say," A culture of shame and control, ranging fromgossip to honour killings, and the subsequent and corresponding internal constraints, serves to keep women isolated and vitally aware of the consequences of the minutest aspect of their behaviour.".
The political commitment of Member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is reflected in the fact that 37 programme countries made contributions to the regular resources of the organization in 2007, including 21 that increased or resumed contributions,often despite considerable internal constraints.
The principal internal constraints on developing competitive exports in developing countries include inadequate infrastructure and logistical support, high concentration on a few export commodities, and lack of information on export markets; while the external constraints include tariff and non-tariff barriers, weak demand in international markets for commodity-based exports, and environmental and labour regulations applied to products from developing countries.
The political commitment of Member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is also reflected in the fact that 33 programme countries made contributions to the regular resources of the organization in 2006, including12 which increased or resumed contributions, often despite considerable internal constraints.
The political commitment of Member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is also reflected in the fact that 38 programme countries made contributions to the regular resource base of the organization in2005, including 20 which that increased or resumed contributions, often despite considerable internal constraints.
The political commitment of Member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is also reflected in the fact that 34 programme countries made contributions to the regular resource base of the organization in 2004, including 13that increased or resumed contributions, often despite considerable internal constraints.
The political commitment of member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is also reflected in the fact that 34 programme countries made contributions to the regular resource base of the organization in 2003, includingnine that increased or resumed contributions, often despite considerable internal constraints.
The political commitment of Member States to an enhanced regular resource base for UNDP is also reflected in the fact that 33 programme countries made contributions to the regular resource base of the organization in 2002, includingseven that increased or resumed contributions, often despite considerable internal constraints.