Examples of using To the constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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This is due to the constraints of the Chinese system.
As we grow older the majority of us succumb to the constraints of life.
P2P lending evolved due to the constraints on banks following the financial crisis.
As a legal person, although not subject to the laws of nature,it is also subject to the constraints of social logic.
This may or may not be due to the constraints I have talked of above.
It offers a lower degree of risk regarding the protection of civilians andwould be less vulnerable to the constraints of weather.
Thanks to the constraints of mobile, Facebook may be cracking the display and brand advertising nut that has frustrated online advertisers for years.
It also renders the force more vulnerable to the constraints of weather on operations.
It referred to the constraints faced by Sao Tome and Principe in terms of the accumulated social and economic shortcomings due to the scarcity of its resources.
It also renders the force more vulnerable to the constraints of weather on operations.
In addition to the constraints generally facing such organizations, including the lack of proper legislation, women' s organizations face additional obstacles.
This option wouldalso render the force more vulnerable to the constraints of weather on operations.
They were no longer subject to the constraints of caste, no longer debarred from any activity by the accident of their birth.
Any dynamic system subject to the constraints of space and time is up against a core set of fundamental and unavoidable problems.
Optionally validate the modifications to the data relative to the constraints expressed in the XML Schema.
Thus he could not logically be subject to the constraints of constitutional law while at the same time manipulating it in order to exclude other candidates.
Submarine elevations are exempted from the provisions applied to submarine ridges.They are subject instead to the constraints provided in paragraph 5.
Difficulties in collecting clear and comparable data,varying definitions of access and a lack of clear indicators add to the constraints in analysing situations and predicting trends.
Due to the constraints imposed by the financial limit, it may not be possible to recruit for a sufficient period of time experienced former staff members who retired at high grades.
External interventions had to be much more attuned to the constraints and opportunities presented by the broader context.
With regard to the constraints reportedly placed on freedom of worship, he again pointed out that decisions had been made to facilitate the granting of visas to members of religious orders.
(c) The new mission statement makes explicit reference to the constraints of the governance arrangements and the resource envelopes of the members;
Women' s concentration in" non-standard"forms of work is partly a response to the constraints of occupation segregation and unequal responsibility for unpaid domestic and care work.
More important, it draws the international community' s attention to the constraints on the implementation of the objectives and programmes of the New Partnership for Africa' s Development(NEPAD).
However, the overall capacity of the Government to address human rights issues remains limited,due in particular to the constraints within the relevant judicial and security institutions highlighted in the present report.
As with Suggestion A, the underlying ACS business would be responsible for delivering advertising,and would pay a commission to the constraint provider.