Examples of using Particular constraints in English and their translations into Arabic
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Given the particular constraints faced by developing countries, not all options may be practical to implement.
(a) Give special attention to theindustrialization of the least developed countries, which face particular constraints in their resources and infrastructure;
Women face particular constraints as farmers, processors and marketers of food, including lack of training, resources and land rights.
Understanding that people make decisions within specific contexts and particular constraints promotes understanding of the importance of choices and the values of responsibility.
In addition, particular constraints faced agriculture, manufacturing and tourism, as well as the SME sector in developing countries, especially the LDCs.
Similarly, because they are ecologically fragile and economically vulnerable,small island developing States face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
They also recognized the particular constraints affecting MONUC, in addition to the difficulties inherent in producing a budget for any such mission.
Employment and economic policies as well as legal andregulatory systems need to take into account particular constraints faced by young women in the labour market and as potential entrepreneurs.
Women face particular constraints in terms of securing and maintaining adequate housing because of discriminatory laws, policies, customs and traditions(see E/CN.4/2006/118).
Identification of the natural resource potential and its particular constraints for a range of possible agricultural and non-agricultural land use scenarios.
While peacekeeping was undoubtedly very cost-effective, its growing cost was putting increasing pressure on small developingStates with limited resources that were facing particular constraints in a time of global crises.
Realizing also that women face particular constraints in obtaining adequate shelter and in fully participating in decision-making related to sustainable human settlements.
Like small island developing States, they are a special case for both environment and development because they are ecologically fragile and vulnerable,and because they face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
Since indigenous women have particular constraints in accessing land, due to lack of citizenship rights in many countries, specific efforts are required to secure their rights.
The recent escalation of violence in the Darfur region of the Sudan, however,highlights the need for adequate support for regional organizations and underscores the particular constraints faced by the African Union because of a lack of adequate logistical support.
Benefits are to begained in areas where SMEs face particular constraints in their absorptive capacity, such as knowledge acquisition and knowledge deployment in the field of new technologies.
Article 5: Article 4 above notwithstanding, the hours of work may be reduced in the case of persons performing work which is particularly difficult with regard to the physical, intellectual or mental effort involved, which is unhealthy or hazardous,or which entails particular constraints.
(d) An analysis of the particular constraints facing women in LDCs and measures by which UNCTAD could assist in building broad awareness of the impact of these constraints and in providing solutions to them;
FICSA also noted that while some spouses were able to find work,many were unable to accept employment either because of the particular constraints of the international civil service or because of the impossibility of obtaining work permits in many countries.
Africa, it was noted, faces particular constraints to its industrial development, including lack of access to markets, weak infrastructure, high taxes, heavy regulation, and institutional weakness, loss of valuable talent to brain drain, inefficient production methods and inadequate product quality.
Such activities should be carried out in close cooperation with the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/GATT and other relevant organizations,paying special attention to the particular constraints and needs of the least developed and geographically disadvantaged countries;
The twenty-ninth session of the FAO Conference, held from 7 to 18November 1997 stressed the need to recognize the particular constraints of small island developing States and invited the Organization to consider the possibility of organizing an International Conference on Agriculture in Small Island Developing States as part of the World Food Summit follow-upparas. 45 and 53.
The Programme of Action recognizes that small island developing States are a special case for both environment and development because they are ecologically fragile and vulnerable,and because they face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
The Expert Meeting examined the market opportunities,including exports, available to developing countries, and particular constraints faced by them in diversifying into food processing, with special reference to four major areas(horticulture, fish, meat and tropical beverages).
The principle of non-discrimination also requires that States pay continuous attention to the accessibility and adaptability of the schemes to different physical, geographical, social, cultural contexts,taking into consideration particular constraints faced by groups particularly vulnerable to discrimination;
This applies in particular to the banking sector in which the conditions under whichbank branches are authorized to operate and the particular constraints that they face concerning both their mode of refinancing and their prudential rules, require their being placed under a regime linked to the law of their location.
Issues for presentation and discussion could include the barriers that minority populations face in their aspirations for civic participation, including discriminatory biases within the larger society; the impact of racist and xenophobic political platforms; language requirements to register to vote or hold public offices;the inaccessibility of polling places to minority communities; the particular constraints on the participation of women; and limited availability of civic and voter education in minority languages.
Recalling that small island developing States are recognized as a special case for both environment and development because they are ecologically fragile andvulnerable,[and because they face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development][and because their specific physical circumstances often create difficulties in benefiting from global economic development and thus achieving sustainable development].
Recalling that small island developing States are recognized as a special case for both environment and development because they are ecologically fragile and economicallyvulnerable, they face particular constraints in their efforts to achieve sustainable development and their specific physical circumstances often make it difficult for them to benefit from global economic development and thus achieve sustainable development.
The lack of access to mechanisms or channels for bringing the priorities and recommendations of women 's informal groups and networks into more formal processes remains a particular constraint.