Examples of using Economic constraints in English and their translations into Polish
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But here the weight of the past and the economic constraints are very heavy.
In times of economic constraints, making full use of public financing potential is key.
expropriation and economic constraints.
Due to economic constraints, the participation of Iceland in the programmes is however suspended temporarily.
The participation of Iceland in the GMES programme had been suspended temporarily due to economic constraints.
In many cases, is also to compensate for the economic constraints and burdens arising from family responsibilities.
This compromise represents a balance between the environmental requirements and the quality-related economic constraints.
The purpose, in many cases, is also to compensate for the economic constraints and burdens arising from family responsibilities.
In spite of economic constraints, public authorities should ensure citizens a time intended for rest
social and economic constraints.
Other factors, such as the social behaviour of rural communities, economic constraints, or the stability of the legal
in general on better solutions to social problems within the economic constraints that exist.
Regardless, the inevitable in this profession, economic constraints, in the creative evolution of Salaber's music over the last twenty years you can clearly draw certain regularities of a purely artistic motivation.
the LASER S 1200 U-was developed to help manufacturers reduce their technical and economic constraints.
In spite of better energy efficiency energy consumption can still grow even in times of economic constraints, due to higher income,
user acceptance, economic constraints and regulation.
Whereas Community vessels which have fished with drift-nets for those species are subject to economic constraints necessitating a phasing-out period;
We are emphasising the significance of the creative industries as part of the Lisbon Strategy for economic growth without at the same time subjecting cultural policy to purely economic constraints.
in general on better solutions to social problems within the economic constraints that exist- an example of this is the concept of"flexicurity", which the Committee supports.
also specific economic constraints.
Whereas the organization which, in principle, would afford the best safeguards without giving rise to economic constraints and administrative costs outweighing the prospective gains for Community finances would be one which combined physical monitoring on export and the auditing of accounts;
I think it offers a realistic compromise given the technical and economic constraints that the industry is under.
On the other hand, the private sector's interest in pursuing PPPs could be limited by the prevailing regulatory framework and new economic constraints, as well as other longer established underlying factors such as limitations in the public sector's capacity to deliver PPP programmes in many parts of Europe.
innovatory aid at the highest possible level, even under these very difficult economic constraints.
where political and economic constraints are stronger than they were a decade ago
which deserves to be at the top of the Member States' agendas even in a time of economic constraints.
For the most, part however, economic constraints or the requirements related to the protection of heritage sites present tight limits to what is technically feasible
repeated reformulation(reflecting short term economic constraints and additional costs of testing