Examples of using Structural constraints in English and their translations into Greek
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Structural constraints remain.
Climatic, geographical or structural constraints.
Structural constraints to growth, such as high long-term unemployment, remain unaddressed.
Relationships between entities; and structural constraints.
But it is critical to acknowledge the social and structural constraints that currently make it much more difficult than it needs to be to adopt a lifestyle of sustainable consumption.
Tomislav Medak, Civil society andpolitical work- a few reflections on structural constraints.
Climatic, geographical or structural constraints Section 2.
Our design team is able to provide the best solution andproposals to accommodate different kinds of 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.
Nowadays, however, personal choices seem to have supplanted structural constraints and collective destinies.
The possibility of achieving these targets has to be evaluated in relation to election year pressures,the rise in the current account deficit and structural constraints.
They did not manage to escape from this unenviable position even during the 11 consecutive years of economic growth, mainly due to structural constraints, such as insufficient civic education and qualifications, skills, experience and social capital.
Nevertheless, it has a certain logic, and was subjected in the West(and elsewhere, since like the“nation-form” or the“school-form”[forme scolaire],it has been exported the world over) to structural constraints.
Acknowledging the importance of the actors' political choice within the existing structural constraints in the making of the EU, Anderson avoids a reductionist interpretation of its neoliberal drift.
Nevertheless, it has a certain logic, and was subjected in the West(and elsewhere, since like the“nation-form” or the“school-form”[forme scolaire],it has been exported the world over) to structural constraints.
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.
Such general developments cannot be explained in terms of contingent, local, political decisions, andstrongly suggest the existence of general structural constraints on political, social and economic decisions.
It is provided for in Article 5 of Council Regulation(EC)No 1868/94 and is intended to take account of structural constraints that are specific to the potato starch sector, namely a short production season, few by-products whose value can be enhanced and the cost of disposing of liquid waste.
According to S& P's aggregate assessment, the country's fiscal and external positions remain strong andeconomic growth expectations are seen as favorable, despite the long-term structural constraints.
Among his many contributions is an elegant theorization of how the dialectical interaction between the internal structural constraints of organisms-stemming from what have traditionally been referred to as“laws of form”-and the external pressures of the environment(natural selection) generate the patterns of observed evolutionary change.
According to the S&P assessment, Bulgaria's fiscal and external positions remain strong and the country's economic growth outlook is estimated as favourable,despite the expected structural constraints over the longer term.
This may seem very abstract, but it's vital that we find ways of beginning from this understanding,from this grasp of the structural constraints on the effects of political action- not just for theoretical purposes, but to develop ways of speaking in a principled fashion to existing and potential supporters.
Hence, it is clear that the way to strengthen the weight of European diplomatic action is to seek the harmonisation- where desirable, opportune and effective- of decisions which remain fundamentallythe prerogative of the national actor, not through structural constraints which are totally ineffectual.
Among his many contributions is an elegant theorization of how the dialectical interaction between the internal structural constraints of organisms-stemming from what have traditionally been referred to as“laws of form”-and the external pressures of the environment(natural selection) generate the patterns of observed evolutionary change.
Whereas the fishing sector is central to the socio-economic situation, employment, and the promotion of economic and social cohesion in the ORs,whose economies are affected by permanent structural constraints and which have few possibilities for economic diversification;
The negotiating attempt revealed also the deliberate structural constraints and the political nature of the European Central Bank, that since it does not work as lender of last resort for the members of the Eurozone, it serves in reality the role of an institutional liquidity blackmailer for members of the Eurosystem that question the neoliberal direction of European policies.
With regard to Amendment No 4, which seeks to impose a limit on the premium paid to starch manufacturers during the 1998-1999 campaign,the Committee regrets that it cannot accept this amendment which would be contrary to the interests of this sector due to structural constraints in terms of production.
The Green Paper also 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.
It represents a shift for women advocating for control of their bodies, from a narrower focus on legal access and individual choice(the focus of mainstream organizations) to a broader analysis of racial, economic,cultural, and structural constraints on our power.
Indeed, the mixed results in terms of prosperity derived from the establishment of an FTA are not always attributable to the process itself or to its weaknesses, butare often due to a number of structural constraints inherent in this region, which have somehow prevented the process of economic integration realising its full potential.