Examples of using Has constrained in English and their translations into Russian
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This has constrained us to abstain in the vote on both of them.
Africa has a long tradition of cross-border investments butthe lack of reliable data has constrained detailed analysis.
This has constrained agricultural growth and diversification in the developing world.
Until recently, lack of steady sorghum feedstock throughout the year has constrained India's efforts to expand ethanol production.
This has constrained their ability to spend on basic social services, including social protection.
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Yet, the current reliance on international financial markets has constrained the fiscal space of countries, limiting the adoption of countercyclical policies.
This has constrained agricultural growth and diversification in the developing world.
Geographical isolation resulting in high costs of serving dispersed populations, including rural women, has constrained progress of some Member States.
This has constrained agricultural growth and diversification in the developing world.
However, UNICEF lacks a clear programme policy in support of providing ARV treatments, which has constrained the scaling-up of the UNICEF response in some programmes.
Such fighting has constrained access, led to the destruction of property and diverted resources and attention away from recovery, reconstruction and development.
Additionally, IMF, at least up until 2009,has been concerned to ensure fiscal balance in responding to the crisis, which has constrained developing countries in particular from responding more robustly.
That lack of awareness in turn has constrained participation by civil society in the preparation and implementation of policies to eradicate or alleviate poverty.
In several countries the need to undergo fiscal adjustment because of unsustainable fiscal deficits andmounting payment obligations on their external debt has constrained Governments' ability to increase the education budget.
However, the lack of capacity has constrained the access of SIDs to international financing mechanisms, such as the Global Environment Facility and the clean development mechanism.
The impact of the international financial crisis on public investment to support basic social needs such as education, health care,access to drinking water and electricity has constrained our endeavours to improve human development.
The limited availability of sovereign risk insurance has constrained the offer of longer-term risk management instruments to developing countries, and the high costs of such insurance has made certain possible transactions unattractive.
Two key reasons for the limited pass-through of the higher prices of energy and raw materials into overall prices and hence into inflation have been the intense competitive pressures worldwide andthe pervasively weak employment situation in the global economy, which has constrained increases in wages.
Lack of orinsufficient data disaggregated by sex and gender-sensitive health indicators has constrained the development of effective gender-specific and gender-sensitive policy responses, resource allocation, and monitoring and evaluation.
One of the targets of sustainable development goals under consideration is to reduce to 5 per cent or below the transaction costs of migrants' remittances by 2030, as high costs of remittances transfer have often restricted flows, andthe underuse of financial services has constrained their productive use.
Regrettably, the worsening security situation in the Donbas, precipitated by ceasefire violations from combined Russian-separatist forces, has constrained Ukraine's capacity to move forward on the political aspects of Minsk implementation and Ukraine's reform program.
A combination of demographic, technological andsocietal trends has constrained the ability of families, communities and society at large to maintain traditional structures and patterns of intergenerational relations, including the transmission of values and knowledge, the provision of support and care and the transfer of resources.
Noting the delay in the submission of the report of the Secretary-General on the final comprehensive and in-depth assessment of the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements with a view to its revitalization, as called for in paragraph 19 of Assembly resolution 51/177,and stressing that that has constrained consideration by the Assembly of those issues.
The short time available for the preparation of the synthesis report,exacerbated by the fact that several national reports were received late, has constrained the possibilities for making a detailed and exhaustive examination of the national reports, or for seeking clarifications from Parties or soliciting their feedback on draft text;
The omission of provision for activities in the indicative budget set out in resolution I/1, including major expenses relating to the second session of the Conference and the meeting of the Open-ended Legal andTechnical Working Group held in October 2008, has constrained the secretariat's fundraising and has likely weakened the ability of some donors to justify contributions.
The regular budgets of the specialized agencies, based on assessed contributions, have been locked at historically low levels because of the application of zero orno nominal growth policies. This has constrained their ability to adjust their core capacity to support their response to the new demands emerging from the United Nations development agenda, including the Millennium Development Goals.
Such policies have constrained economic growth and aggravated unemployment.
A number of institutional and organizational challenges have constrained the effective implementation of the Action Plan.
In addition, poor road conditions have constrained humanitarian access.
In case the locality of the propertyis less than attractive, you would have constrained choices.