Examples of using Structural constraints in English and their translations into German
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Relationships between entities; and structural constraints.
There are first of all structural constraints, such as the reduction of the working week in France, which are not being corrected as rapidly as they should be.
However, there are a number of important deficits and structural constraints.
Russia and Europe","west andeast" now no longer appear as structural constraints, but as contexts in which actors choose to position themselves in particular ways.17.
But close to what can be expected given the structural constraints.
The problems of the islands and their permanent structural constraints are dealt with by Articles 154 and 158 of the EU Treaty as recently amended, as well as in Declaration No 30 adopted as an annex to the Amsterdam Treaty.
However, efforts are currently being made to simplify procedures,although this is limited by regulatory and structural constraints.
In some regions, particularly in Greece, natural and structural constraints make tobacco cultivation and first processing the only options.
We are effective andbig enough to take on demanding commissions without being subject to the structural constraints of a large company.
Of those of an internal nature it is sufficient to mention structural constraints and those relating to structural reforms that have yet to be implemented.
One who draws a line" selects his or her own route through urban or natural space, regardless of any supposed structural constraints.
The performance of some governments is all the more impressive considering the structural constraints, poverty, war and social conflicts that they face.
The Commission believes that, despite the many structural constraints the country continues to face, Myanmar/Burma should see an increase in exports to the EU market under the'Everything But Arms' preferential trade regime.
Real GDP fell by more than 11 per cent in1990 as a result of severe external shocks, structural constraints and domestic policy mistakes.
And how can we combine studies of the structural constraints, such as asymmetries of power, capital, and influence, that shape such movements with richly textured accounts of individual agency and creativity?
Support to the development of long-term strategies in the sectors(food security, transport, education) identified as the key structural constraints for development.
The artist Aydan Murtezaoglu deals in her works with the boundaries and structural constraints of Turkish society and how gender roles are formed through family relationships- as well as with possible routes of escape, practices of disobedience and resistance.
We choose materials such as sheet steel, MDF, fiberboard, and fabric to meet requirements for acoustics and aesthetics,while simultaneously factoring in structural constraints- cooling ceilings, for example.
The artist Aydan Murtezaoglu deals in her works with the boundaries and structural constraints of Turkish society and how gender roles are formed through family relationships- as well as with possible routes of escape, practices of disobedience and resistance, and gestures of disruption.
The follow-up of these recommendations through the Regulation on structural banking reform, adopted at the same time as this proposal,will ban and put structural constraints on certain trading activities of banks.
The Green Paper of April 2009 looks at various structural constraints in the common fisheries policy: overcapacity, lack of precise objectives, adoption of short-term decisions, lack of responsibility in the sector and poor compliance in general.
An"efficiency analysis" of a location for a control room or cabin is based on the following assessment factors("Zielerfüllungsfaktoren" or goal achievement factors):. visibility of theinstallation. hazards. access. structural constraints. noise level. vibration level. radiant heat. air pollution dangerous substances.
The artist Aydan Murtezaoğlu deals in her works with the boundaries and structural constraints of Turkish society and how gender roles are formed through family relationships- as well as with possible routes of escape, practices of disobedience and resistance.
Together with these four main themes, the draft resolution emphasises the need to take into consideration the special situationof the extremely remote areas of the Union, looking at their geographical and structural constraints as well as their specific economic and productive development needs.
The Parties will take account,in the framework of development strategies and national and regional programming, of structural constraints associated with migratory flows with the purpose of supporting the economic and social development of the regions from which migrants originate and of reducing poverty.
The Green Paperalso set out possible ways of combating these structural constraints and looked at important issues such as the differentiated regimes for industrial fleets and small-scale coastal fleets, waste, relative stability, transferable individual rights, greater orientation towards the markets, integration of the common fisheries policy into the broader maritime policy context, public financing and the external dimension of the CFP.
Nevertheless, implementation of the financial cooperation continues to be influenced on the hand by major political and economic structural constraints and, on the other, by the priorities which have to be allocated to the quality and relevance of development cooperation.
In addition to this, peace journalism is, to a considerable extent,based on an overly individualistic perspective and ignores the many structural constraints that shape and limit the work of journalists: few personnel, time and material resources; editorial procedures and hierarchies; textual constraints; availability of sources; access to the scene and information in general- just to name a few.
The first claims that better social integration is associated with higher chances of labour market success,the second argues that unequal economic opportunities and structural constraints that alienate immigrants from the job market also reduce their incentives to adapt to the host society's norms and cultures.
At a business level, the economic impact depends upon a mixture of the company's behaviour(inactive, reactive, proactive)and structural constraints flexibility, innovation, etc.