Examples of using External constraints in English and their translations into Russian
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External constraints.
Deliverance from internal and external constraints.
Ii Internal and external constraints and risk mitigation.
The optimal organization, leadership, ordecision making style depends upon various internal and external constraints factors.
External constraints barriers in the access to foreign markets.
The final stage,'egoism' sees the now adult individual freed from all internal and external constraints, attaining individual autonomy.
External constraints: No specific external constraints identified.
In contrast, countries that remained subject to severe external constraints were unable to relax their monetary policy.
Tough external constraints mean that hardship derails reforms and demoralizes reformers.
They make an important contribution in many MICs to overcoming external constraints and allowing a greater volume of imports.
There are, however, external constraints that can be addressed only jointly with the world community.
Since KBTEM-OMO is an export-oriented company, it has been negatively affected by recent macroeconomic and external constraints.
Those countries with larger external constraints would find it difficult to avoid reducing fiscal deficits.
The identification of external factors also needs to be refined so as toreflect genuine external constraints or preconditions.
External Constraints: Adequate resources are available for all phases of the project development and deployment.
Governments, in their economic policy and debt strategy, have to take into account the specificities of their societies and their external constraints.
In addition there are external constraints relating to debt, trade, aid and technology choice.
Most African countries have attempted to implement the commitments made at Copenhagen,but internal and external constraints continue to make progress extremely difficult.
Nevertheless, external constraints leading to caution on the part of the EU and NATO in their ascension policy can hardly be denied.
African countries have made real efforts to implement the commitments made at Copenhagen,but internal and external constraints continue to make progress extremely difficult.
External Constraints: These expected accomplishments and related indicators of achievement are, for the most part, under the control of UNHCR.
It was felt that the secretariat,albeit faced with external constraints, should be encouraged to improve the situation in that area as quickly as possible.
The study, one delegation regretted, was devoid of a historical perspective that could have shown that development of the industrial world had taken place without external constraints or conditionalities.
Despite some internal and external constraints, last year we achieved a record 6.27 per cent growth in our gross domestic product.
Official finance, especially concessional finance- i.e., ODA- remains especially important for reducing external constraints and facilitating the reform process in low-income countries.
At the same time, external constraints would confine the room for stimulating domestic demand in the majority of developing countries and economies in transition.
Achievement of the goals for development andacceleration of the economy will face serious problems due to internal and external constraints: shortage of labor force, sanctions and unpredictability of oil prices.
Some have to do with increasingly powerful external constraints, others with sociological or psycho-sociological elements, and still others with economic elements.
The prospect of a large-scale repatriation to the former Yugoslavia emerged near the end of 1995 as a distinct possibility,while in the Great Lakes region of Africa plans for a comprehensive voluntary repatriation faltered in the face of external constraints.
But there are also external constraints, which can only be addressed jointly with the world community, making continuing dialogue more important than ever before.