Examples of using Such constraints in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such constraints, if any, could be reflected in the external factors.
The African Economic Outlook 2010 identified three such constraints.
Many such constraints are embedded in national laws, including recently enacted legislation.
To this end, the Office forthe Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs is undertaking more systematic monitoring and analysis of such constraints.
Such constraints include the constant need to approve our work programme or to change the president every month.
Identifying factors that stimulate innovation despite such constraints yields important lessons for the rest of the developing world.
Such constraints can reduce the ability of those fisheries to contribute to food security and poverty alleviation.89.
A national programme for human rights development would therefore implyadopting a coordinated programme of actions to remove such constraints through increase in resources and institutional adjustments.
While all countries face such constraints, developing countries have greater difficulty in managing the negative implications.
Panel discussions focused not only on gaining an understanding of the constraints hindering the development of remote sensing education butalso on concrete proposals for alleviating such constraints.
Such constraints held out little hope for a high degree of institutionalization, which was one of the options indicated by the Special Rapporteur.
By hampering productive activities anddiverting resources from development programmes such constraints have slowed down growth keeping the gross domestic investment(GDI) ratio in 2001 virtually unchanged(20.8).
Such constraints are frequently referred to in the reports and appear to explain the poor performance of monitoring and assessment systems currently operating.
Global agreements to cap tariff rates or reduce toxic emissions are indeed valuable.But economists have a tendency to idolize such constraints without sufficiently scrutinizing the politics that produce them.
In order to overcome such constraints, concrete programmes must be designed to support private sector development in the LDCs and to eradicate poverty.
Such constraints include a lack of knowledge and skills to ensure that trade policies are development-friendly and adapted to local conditions.
It was the Group ' s understanding that such constraints did not in any way imply a lack of support for the Organization on the part of those Member States.
Such constraints can reduce the ability of those fisheries to contribute to food security and poverty alleviation”(A/60/63, paras. 216 and 217).
She has expressed grave concern that such constraints and challenges can seriously undermine the independence, efficiency, credibility and impact of these institutions.
Such constraints need to be more adequately addressed in order to continue to attract, recruit or retain qualified language staff in a very competitive market.
(b) Limited human/financial resources: such constraints can occur when funding or staff are lacking or when their allocation or continuity is unpredictable;
Such constraints serve as an important reminder that any large-scale push for Government spending by developing countries to move to sustainable development will have a global dimension.
Notwithstanding such constraints, many countries achieved respectable, and in a few cases, even spectacular growth rates in the decade following independence.
Such constraints are not unique to United Nations mediation, however, and the record of the past 15 years shows a number of instances where United Nations mediators have been successful.
A useful way of identifying such constraints is through public- private sector interaction and dialogue, thus creating an enabling environment and fostering policy coherence.
However, such constraints did not pose particular problems for OIOS in the execution of its mandate in investigations to support a potential internal disciplinary action.
Despite such constraints on resources, Armenia was elaborating new approaches to combat drugs and had recently established a coordinating mechanism within the Government as well as an electronic database on drug trafficking.
Such constraints can create important accountability deficits and contribute to a climate of impunity that can expose affected communities and those defending their rights to acts of intimidation, even attacks.
Such constraints exist in developed countries and, even more so, in developing countries, mostly as a result of slow progress on issues of biosafety regulatory arrangements and intellectual property protection with respect to biotechnology.