Examples of using Same constraints in English and their translations into Arabic
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I'm under the same constraints as everyone at this base.
For them to be really the same, you have to put the same constraints on it.
Those same constraints are also faced by regional and international organizations.
As the business grows andchanges it will continually confront these same constraints of price and availability.
The amendment also applies the same constraints as those applied to periods of leave without pay for full-time staff.
When a person has been summoned to appear before a commission responsible for such an investigation, his attendance is compulsory,and subject to the same constraints as those in judicial procedure.
The amendment applied the same constraints as those applied to periods of leave without pay for full-time staff.
Experience with the forest landscape restoration initiative suggests that a good way of reflecting this changing reality is through an increasing focus on issues-driven intersessional activity,which is not hindered by the same constraints as the intergovernmental dialogue.
Somehow, a few isolated groups or individuals, operating with the same constraints and resources as everyone else, function better.
The same constraints, mostly owing to the attitude of the warring sides, have so far prevented the delivery of telecommunication equipment.
Mixed progress was reported by all of the commissions, and many of the same constraints facing the regions that were present at the time the Summit took place continue to prevail.
The same constraints prevented him from making further progress with the measures taken by his predecessor concerning several other countries: Egypt, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Sri Lanka and Uzbekistan.
(3) The Commission nevertheless considers that the preparation of aGuide to Practice does not impose the same constraints as the drafting of a convention: such a guide can contain a statement of the obvious that would not belong in a treaty.
Further, the Board indicated that the amendment had been reformulated to meet the concerns of the Advisory Committee by ensuring parity for part-time staff who had been hired on full-time employment status and later converted to part-time status,and providing that the amendments are to be formulated to include the same constraints that apply to periods of leave without pay for full-time staff(see A/65/9, paras. 262-265).
Sustainable forest management faces the same constraints in domestic and external financing like any other sector in the developing world.
The Board further observed that the amendment had been reformulated to meet the concerns of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions by ensuring parity for part-time staff who had been hired on full-time employment status, and later converted to part-time status,and providing that the amendments be formulated to include the same constraints that applied to periods of leave without pay for full-time staff.
At the same time, it was necessary to operate within the same constraints that many Member States imposed on their own civil services as a result of the financial difficulties they faced.
While such States suffer from the same constraints in their developmental process as all other developing countries, they are further disadvantaged by special vulnerability factors.
Mixed progress was reported by all of the commissions and many of the same constraints facing the regions that were present at the time the World Summit for Social Development took place continue to prevail.
Eighteen months on, these same constraints continue to seriously affect humanitarian operations and undermine the well-being of civilian populations in conflicts throughout the world.
It is true that newspapers continue to circulate freely, but under the same constraints as noted in previous reports: they are available only in Kinshasa, they contain little news, they have limited circulation, they are published only in French, etc.
International organizations would in principle be subject to the same constraints as States, as illustrated in articles 49 to 53 of the articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts, in terms of their recourse to countermeasures.
ITC informed the Board that itconsiders that it would have been faced with the same constraints as the 1992 independent evaluation for the United Nations IMIS project as a whole, which concluded that it was not possible to attach precise monetary values to potential benefits as the information to do this was not available.
American Samoa suffers from the same economic constraints, such as geographical isolation and scarce resources, common to most island societies in the South Pacific.
Students, on average, may process about 35% more text(in English)than the Ras Al Khaimah sample read in Arabic, under the same time constraints.
American Samoa suffers from the same economic constraints, such as geographical isolation and scarce resources, common to most island societies in the South Pacific.
The same bureaucratic constraints apply to domestic flights as to flights abroad, which are already subject to considerably greater obstacles than those normally found in other countries.
The progress made in theefforts for the advancement of women was welcomed, while at the same time remaining constraints were acknowledged.
American Samoa suffers from the same economic constraints, such as geographical isolation, scarce resources and vulnerability to hurricanes, common to most island societies in the South Pacific.
Concerning the request for additional resources formulated by the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services,he stressed that the Office must be subject to the same resource constraints as the rest of the Organization.