Examples of using Technical constraints in English and their translations into Finnish
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Technical constraints like safety or energy efficiency;
PT: Data for 2014 were not available due to technical constraints.
In the light of technical constraints involved in these matters, there should be no expectation of proposals being put forward except after a few months.
Data should be published as soon as possible,taking into account legal and technical constraints.
The obstacles are related mainly to financial and technical constraints, particular problems of the chosen route and legal and political framework.
It should be regarded as a right to which everyone should be entitled,subject to reasonable economic and technical constraints.
However, technical constraints for mobile slaughterhouses differ from fixed slaughterhouses and technical rules may need to be consequently adapted.
In general, mechanical recycling is environmentally superior to the other methods butnot always possible due to technical constraints.
In order to take account of the technical constraints associated with the manufacture of foodstuffs, it is also necessary to authorise greater flexibility with regard to the listing of ingredients used in very small quantities.
They will step up their staff training efforts to prepare for the changeover andcould also offer certain products in euro, legal and technical constraints permitting.
Technical constraints of a generic nature will continue to apply as a means of safeguarding against harmful interference and appropriate Community measures will be used to define these essential technical parameters.
At the same time, it is recognized that this approach is subject to legal and technical constraints, which need to be further examined.
Existing allocations and assignments of radio spectrum as well as conditions for the use of radio spectrum, including where practicable, operating power,emission and any other technical constraints;
In this way, a broad range of sources of technical assistance is guaranteed,while also taking into account the technical constraints on this type of activity and the limited size of the market.
They must address and set out in those plans the technical constraints affecting the operation of the network, including any technical and safety reasons for reducing flows in the event of an emergency.
We therefore support the idea of being able to table amendments and compromises later, at 8 p.m. or9 p.m. instead of 4 p.m., depending on the technical constraints.
Finally, the timetable and costs have been revised as a result of technical constraints relating in particular to the finalisation of certain security-related aspects and the delays associated with setting up contracts for the deployment phase.
This is because all users of hotrolled coils, including the integrated processesof the Community industry, have technical constraints for the produc tion of downstream products.
However, if the desiderata appear inappropriate or impossible to satisfy given the technical constraints imposed by the markets, the Commission reserves the right to inform the beneficiary Member State of this and to propose alternative financing solutions.
In general, consumers should be able to access services and applications of the Information Society with full functionality on asingle mobile terminal device, if they so choose, within the technical constraints of the device.
This reflects, in part, the respective average lengths of run, which are 250 km and 1350 km respectively,but also the technical constraints in Europe e.g. lacking interoperability, emphasis on mixed passenger and freight operations.
F‑Secure makes such changes, for example to provide you with better products or services, to adjust the Software to changes in the market orregulations, and to take into account any subsequent technical constraints.
Catching and subsequent processing of products are highly dependant on not always foreseeable meteorological and technical constraints related to the operation of fishing gear and maritime safety.
This concerns in particular those companies which have technical constraints(dock size, design capabilities) and therefore a narrow product focus, which are already highly specialised with regard to shiptypes built, which cannot count on the creation of new demand, e.g. through domestic orders or which are not in the position to develop a naval shipbuilding portfolio as an alternative to merchant shipbuilding.
Contractual limits on the required minimum size of LNG facility capacity andstorage capacity shall be justified on the basis of technical constraints, and shall permit smaller storage users to gain access to storage services.
They do not integrate theneed to proceed gradually in these fields in order to take account of the heavy technical constraints imposed on our shipowners by these new guidelines, nor the need to develop these emission reductions within the framework of the IMO, which seems ready to act.
The principles formulated in Article 86 allow for a flexible and context-sensitive balance that takes account of the MemberStates' different circumstances and objectives as well as the technical constraints that may vary from one sector to another.
Where the Commission takes the view that the characteristics desired by the Member State will lead to Community financing that runs counter to the technical constraints imposed by financial markets or is such as to tarnish the reputation of the Community as a borrower on those same markets, it reserves the right to withhold its agreement and propose an alternative solution.
International rail freight is impaired by three major factors: the slowing-down of traffic at bottlenecks(generally in the vicinity of built-up areas),border crossings, during which considerable time may be lost due to administrative or technical constraints, and delays in access to railway services terminals, marshalling yards.
If the Commission takes the view that the loan characteristics desired by that Member State result in financing that is incompatible with the technical constraints imposed by capital markets or financial institutions, it must be able to propose alternative financing arrangements.