Examples of using Serious constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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But smallholders continue to face serious constraints.
But there were serious constraints on the ability of Chinese leaders to achieve industrialization.
The United Nationsresource base for development was experiencing serious constraints.
These four gaps constitute serious constraints to sustainable development.
Serious constraints, particularly the lack of predictability in the financing arrangements, made long-term planning difficult.
The compute requirements of AI research pose serious constraints on who can enter the field.
We recognize the serious constraints to achieving sustainable development in all its three dimensions in landlocked developing countries.
The RMG and the shrimp export are now facing serious constraints from global economic slowdown.
One of the serious constraints to increased productivity is the land tenure system and exclusion of certain groups and categories from access to land.
The prevailing drought situation places serious constraints on the already fragile economy of Somalia.
Other environmental challenges, including waste and water-resource management issues, together with economic and social challenges,all constitute serious constraints for the Bahamas.
A lack of access to finance places serious constraints on a country' s ability to deal with its unemployment problem.
However, the lack of adequate funding for gender mainstreaming placed serious constraints on implementation.
In performing this role, the Commission faces the serious constraints of lacking a system-wide mandating authority and resources at its disposal.
Lack of territorial access to the sea,remoteness and high transit costs continue to impose serious constraints on their development.
However, journalists can face serious constraints, and many would like to receive more professional training, including in specialized topics such as climate change.
There is a growingconsensus that climate change is placing serious constraints on worldwide development capacity.
Many African countries faced serious constraints in enterprise internationalization and only a few of them were able to adopt outward foreign direct investment policies.
The resulting veryhigh cost in international trade constituted serious constraints on the development of the national economy.
Such requirements have become serious constraints for commodity-dependent developing countries, which lack the requisite finance, technologies and human capacity to ensure compliance.
Generally, family responsibility and specifically child care are serious constraints to women' s employment in Nigeria.
Landlocked developing countries continue to face serious constraints in their efforts to achieve the goals of halving extreme poverty and elevating the living standards of their population.
In particular, the loss of a $34million contribution from a major donor posed serious constraints to programme implementation.
Exports of organic products from developing countries faced serious constraints owing to the proliferation of standards, regulations and conformity assessment requirements, both private and public.
Rural areas are often characterized by isolation and impoverishment;women experience serious constraints on access to markets, social services and transport services.
The magnitude of the degradation of natural resources poses serious constraints on development perspectives and calls for a new approach, as contained in the Convention.
For most developing countries such as my own,a scarcity of financial and human resources places serious constraints on the policy options they are able to exercise.
Those rights notwithstanding, defenders worldwide face serious constraints when promoting and protecting human rights.
Noting also the absence of natural resources, which continues to place serious constraints on the fragile economic, budgetary, social and administrative infrastructure of the country.