Examples of using Continue to constrain in English and their translations into Chinese
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Structural impediments continue to constrain growth over the medium term.
The market did improve in the final months of 2019,suggesting that the building industry will not continue to constrain economic growth in 2020.
Yet, a number of policies continue to constrain South-South technology transfer.
Also, de-risking by banks and increased regulation of money transfer operators,both aimed at reducing financial crime, continue to constrain the growth of formal remittances.
The politics continue to constrain the government to respond effectively.”.
Far greater political commitment andresources are now urgently needed to tackle the barriers which continue to constrain women' s participation in public life and decision-making.
The politics continue to constrain the government to respond effectively.”.
In that context, high debt/GDP ratios limited the range and quality of public services Governments could provide andwould continue to constrain efforts to attain development goals.
Land and labor shortages, however, continue to constrain builders' ability to construct more lower priced houses.
Specifically, gaps in the availability of water and land and the capacity of both military andcontracted engineers to build camps continue to constrain the pace of deployment of heavy support package units.
They continue to constrain development in many of the poorest countries and have a devastating socio-economic impact.
Furthermore, high tariffs among developing countries continue to constrain the prospects for expanding South-South trade in manufactures.
But costs continue to constrain many other clean technologies, including battery storage, green hydrogen, CCS and biofuels.
However, gender disparities in participation in such training continue to constrain women' s chances of accessing quality employment.
Still, social and cultural factors continue to constrain women from accessing services, and those living in rural areas and having low income are least likely to be using contraception.
While important steps have been taken to prepare the ground for those activities,austerity measures continue to constrain adequate national resource allocation to those time-sensitive processes.
Structural barriers and discriminatory social norms continue to constrain women's decision-making power and political participation in rural households and communities.
Notwithstanding significant achievements in many areas of the New Agenda since the last progress report in 1998,a number of factors continue to constrain the effective implementation of the recommendations of the mid-term review.
Structural barriers and discriminatory social norms continue to constrain women's decision-making power and political participation in households and communities.
The high rates of unemployment and the limited access to energy continue to constrain the continent' s ability to create wealth and jobs.
The debt problems of many low and middle-income countries continue to constrain their economic development and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
However, criminality continued to constrain humanitarian space in eastern Chad.
A weak fiscal position continues to constrain India's sovereign ratings.
Another factor that continues to constrain efforts for sustainable development in many African countries, including my own, is the heavy external debt burden.
For example, lack of education and income continues to constrain women' s ability to seek health care.
The lack of data and understanding of climate change issues continues to constrain progress, especially in terms of local adaptation measures in rural and outer islands.
In addition, the poor quality of education in many countries continues to constrain the achievement of universal completion rates.
The narrow,earmarked and voluntary nature of the Programme's funding base continues to constrain operational flexibility and financial planning.
The external debt burden continued to constrain the capacity of SADC to address structural problems and accelerate growth and development.