Examples of using Structural constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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Structural constraints.
There are structural constraints.
Structural constraints and determinants of food security.
Some of the issues arise from structural constraints.
Structural constraints and difficulties facing intervention in the affected regions.
Women who are active in the political arena face cultural and structural constraints.
Nevertheless, structural constraints to economic and social development persisted.
Productivity improvement in agriculture rests on the removal of a number of structural constraints affecting the sector.
Least developed countries had structural constraints, vulnerabilities and lacked capacities.
Thus, the opportunities are there,but women are being denied access because of societal and structural constraints.
However, various structural constraints continued to hinder the ability of the private sector in LDCs to grow.
She noted, however,that poor countries such as Bolivia had many structural constraints and tended to give priority to other problems.
Besides financial and structural constraints on the full enjoyment of the right to education, the Special Rapporteur identifies discrimination as a key impediment.
Landlockedness is a major contributor to therelatively high incidence of extreme poverty and structural constraints in landlocked developing countries.
Global trends, economic policy, structural constraints and donors' expectations all influence national social policy.
The main challenges of achieving an enablingpolicy environment relate to macroeconomic instability and structural constraints at meso- and microlevels.
It is this high degree of vulnerability and deep structural constraints that make the LDCs different from other groups of countries.
We have also seen major slowdown in South America andthe CIS countries due to falling commodity prices, structural constraints and geopolitical tensions.
The framework integrates temporal and structural constraints and avoids common optimization problems inherent in such high dimensional models.
Those results would have been evenmore significant if we had overcome the sizable structural constraints shared by many least developed countries.
Trade-related problems, including structural constraints, were of concern to the least developed countries and should be addressed in a holistic and integrated manner.
However, despite these efforts by the African countries, structural constraints continued to hold back progress towards development.
However, structural constraints, particularly infrastructural bottlenecks, and institutional constraints have limited the growth of the private sector in least developed countries.
The Palestinian economy remained hostage to deep-seated structural constraints, reinforced and aggravated by occupation and protracted conflict.
Furthermore, even if some structural constraints are present, a better efficiency and a lower energy consumption may reduce the network latency allowing then faster transactions;
Finally, there are opportunities for regional integration,which will break historical structural constraints and stimulate cross-border trade and greater levels of regional investment.
Furthermore, even if some structural constraints are present, a better efficiency and a lower energy consumption may reduce the network latency allowing then faster transactions.
This is essential to help them to overcome their structural constraints and enhance their trade competitiveness to recover from the crisis.
The second generation of PRSs will need to address structural constraints to poverty reduction founded on innovative strategies for wealth creation.
National andglobal polices are required to help them overcome structural constraints and informational asymmetries and thus to realize their development aspirations.
