Examples of using Another constraint in English and their translations into Russian
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Another constraint was insufficient funding.
The lack of capacity to implement the recommendations on the part of some bodies is another constraint.
Yet another constraint is a lack of adequate funding.
The lack of financial resources, at both individual andgovernment level, is another constraint to the propagation of technologies.
Another constraint that has been tackled by the“Smart Polyclinic” project was diagnostics.
We hope, therefore, that a quick solution will be found to the problem caused by the weak link between the implementation committee and the regional economic committees,which has been identified as yet another constraint in the implementation of NEPAD.
Another constraint are temporary shortages of labour, e.g. during the summer season.
Lack of incentives for developing countries to expand South-South and triangular development cooperation was noted as another constraint to continued growth in this area, in part because North-South cooperation may be easier and provide more direct benefits.
Another constraint to international road transport is the restriction of transit operations.
Another constraint was the lack of free access to detail statistics in key CIS countries.
Another constraint is the inadequate legal framework and enforcement mechanisms for existing legislation.
Another constraint relates to the delays associated with the coordination of the work with other agencies and at the country level.
Another constraint to demobilization has been restricted access for family tracing activities for the under age.
Another constraint was that the Department had no formal control over staff members serving away from New York.
Another constraint mentioned by employers is the discrepancy between professional training and the requirements of employers.
Another constraint on the Company's credit rating is the state tariff regulation component in the pricing system.
Another constraint was training and retaining audit consultants to assist with the review and reporting on the audit results every year.
Another constraint was the lack of experience of staff, especially senior staff, who had been excluded from meaningful administrative functions during the occupation.
Another constraint is the lack of sustained political commitment to, and support of, the process of enhanced productivity, economic growth and social equity in rural areas.
Another constraint is that the expected benefits, even when they are marketable(such as in the case of freshwater provision or waste treatment) can take time to materialise.
Another constraint to the work of the Transport Division relates to its support of the ECOSOC work on the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals GHS.
Another constraint is limited availability of extra-budgetary funding to enable the subprogramme to make a significant contribution to development of the forest and timber sector in south-east Europe.
Another constraint within international agencies is the unequal distribution of these resources, with too little being devoted to social, as distinct from primarily economic, purposes.
Another constraint is the fact that IDB is not part of the United Nations system, which hampers its efforts to follow up on issues that are not directly related to its own programme and agenda.
Another constraint is posed by the lack of information about developments in renewable-energy technologies: this has greatly impeded investment in these technologies in developing countries.
Another constraint to sustainable waste management is the lack of incentives to support waste reduction, while the efficiency and coverage of waste collection is low, predominantly in Africa.
Another constraint is related to intrusiveness, not only in terms of a State's legitimate interest in protecting sensitive military information, but also in terms of proliferation risks that intrusive inspections entail.
Another constraint is the volatility in international financial markets, combined with our inability to access financing on international capital markets on concessional terms because of our status as a middle-income country.
Another constraint is contained in article 125, which reads as follows:"The Governor shall ensure that all religious associations and communities keep within the bounds of obedience and abide by the statutory provisions and the prescribed powers.
Another constraint faced by operational organizations in providing humanitarian assistance has been the low levels of funding of consolidated appeals for those emergencies that receive little public attention.