Examples of using Institutional constraints in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In the field of policies, institutional constraints and incentives are ubiquitous.
As we have seen, Member States cooperating on a bilateral basis, without being hamstrung by needlessly heavy institutional constraints, have produced results.
National institutional constraints and a lack of previous programming experience are some of the causes for these delays.
To Identify real regional problems independently of institutional constraints and individual country needs;
By this logic, all that is left to do is to ensure that, once in power, the parties andgroups that rode on that wave of resistance are able to produce change within institutional constraints.
Delivering Support: The effectiveness of capacity development initiatives is enhanced by understanding the institutional constraints and ensuring there is a common vision for capacity development outcomes.
This framework is complemented with the fact that beneficiaries enter the program in singular situations andare prone to high individual heterogeneity and a diversity of institutional constraints.
What are the institutional constraints on an ordinary profit-oriented enterprise in its decisions about the degree of exploitation or conservation of its resources in the particular line of production in which they happen to be used?
The Commission proposal has a legal basis taken from the Amsterdam Treaty, and its content andwording take account of the institutional constraints that I have just mentioned.
LDCs are facing huge internal institutional constraints in drawing benefit from international trade: Europe is offering capacity-building, foregoing the use of anti-dumping instruments and flexibility for WTO accession for LDCs.
This understanding is certainly based on the assumptionthat teaching experience and action cannot be satisfactorily comprehended only by institutional constraints but should consider all dimensions of their experiences, as warned by authors such as,, and.
The transformational objectives and inspirational style of a leader like Mahatma Gandhi in India or Nelson Mandela in South Africa can significantly influence outcomesin fluid political contexts, particularly in developing countries with weakly structured institutional constraints.
Its initial plan to increase the total irrigated area by 3.0 million ha, or 120%, in five years(1986-90)was scaled back due to technical and institutional constraints, cutbacks in the availability of federal and state funding, and uncertain macroeconomic conditions in Brazil.
Having noted the set of institutional constraints and conscious choices that might have led ensacadores to officially downplay the Afro-Brazilian legacy, I have posited that the presence of a black field, or several black fields, at SCEC still surfaces through the intersection of different scenarios.
This is what critics of Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution mean when they suggest that he has run roughshod over democratic“checks andbalances,” failing to note that such institutional constraints, however justifiable, are often far from democratic.
In other words, users subscribe to the regime of visibility I have outlined here not voluntarily butas the result of a range of different institutional constraints that regulate their lives through one of its most central and sensible elements: desire, the ability to love and be loved, that is, to be recognized- by oneself and by society- as a subject.
This ispuzzling when viewed against the limited progress made in other comparable developing countries, especially those located in thesame region, sub-Saharan Africa,where the structural and institutional constraints to e-government diffusion are similar.
With the judiciary branch taking a central position in this network, an explanation was sought after as to how and why,despite legal and institutional constraints, and its history of isolation, this branch managed to have an active political stance on matters inherent to public security within the context of the network in question.
This work intends to analyze the limits of planning and urban management at the municipal level, from the case of sabará, located in the metropolitan region of belo horizonte,taking considering the institutional constraints, financial, technical and administrative installed.
The Anglican Reggian Federation- FAI, the Italian Trade Union Union- USI, as well as the anarchists of Reggio Emilia encourage everyone not to listen to the similar backward words and worthy of the worst clerical-fascist tradition, reaffirming the need for free, personal, Lived in full respect of himself and of his neighbor,in the sense of a love free of institutional constraints.
These nurse residents perceive limitations in their education, such as the lack of supervision by a nurse-midwife in the care delivered at the hospitalization services,mainly at the rooming-in unit; institutional constraints faced to attend to normal birth at the university hospital and accountability for the care delivered when the staff nurse is absent.
These differences in the exercise of power are recognized as a sources of conflict for the majority of these workers, contributing significantly to their inability to effectively advocate for their patients,relegating to second place this attribute due to institutional constraints, family expectations, and medical opinions.
In order to achieve the objective, the research was developed in two stages: the first deals with a bibliographical and documentary research with the objectiveof investigating the legal, normative and institutional constraints common to a sustainable public purchasing policy(cps); and the second step includes a field research aiming to identify the content, advantages and barriers to the implementation of this public policy of cps.
UNDERLINES the need for the Community to make available the financial resources necessary to stimulate investment in TEN-T projects and, in particular, the need to reconcile adequate financing support from the TEN-T budget to the priority projects which involve relevant cross-border sections andthe implementation of which will extend beyond 2013 within the institutional constraints of the financial programming framework;
The EU has been unable to reap the full benefits ofthe increased production and use of Information and communication technologies(ICT). This reflects the still continuing under-investment in ICT, institutional constraints and organisational challenges to the adoption of ICT.
The first concept of moral distress discussed in nursing was proposed in the United States by the philosopher Jameton, as the distress anguish, affliction,suffering that is manifested when the professional knows what is the right thing to do, but institutional constraints prevent him/her from taking the morally correct course of action.