Examples of using Inadequate technical in English and their translations into Russian
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Inadequate technical resources make the task more difficult still.
Insufficient knowledge, information and data, and inadequate technical capacity.
Inadequate technical, managerial and institutional capacity exists.
Lack of consistent andcoherent technology transfer policies, inadequate technical standards and quality control.
Among these challenges are inadequate technical, human and financial resources, as well as limited institutional capacity.
Our inability to fulfill some of our obligations in the signing andratification of some international instruments are the consequence of inadequate technical capabilities.
Inadequate technical competencies and lack of funding and incentives constrain effective implementation on the ground.
The pace of the implementation of the programme has suffered seriously due to inadequate technical and managerial resources as well as essential administrative support.
Apart from inadequate technical capacities, the problem of managing the quality of consumer price indices highlights a weakness in the methods of index monitoring, as well as a lack of human resources available in the States concerned.
Gaps in the provision of relevant data,information and knowledge, and inadequate technical expertise to access, analyse and apply it, remain a barrier.
Inadequate technical skills at the local level account for poor maintenance of imported systems while a lack of adequate after-sales service facilities for renewable energy technologies further hinders their deployment.
Joint monitoring visits did not take place as a result of the slow progress in the implementation of the National Reconciliation Road Map and inadequate technical and financial resources.
The situation is compounded by inadequate technical assistance and resources for the training of personnel and the care of children orphaned or made vulnerable by the epidemic.
Progress in the implementation of water andsanitation targets in many developing countries continues to be held back by inadequate technical and institutional capacities.
The principal obstacles to the reconstruction anddevelopment process are inadequate technical capacity and lack of resources needed to drive reforms and the development agenda of the country.
Constraints on the development of the public utilities included the lack of a development plan and institutional structures, limited administrative and managerial skills of personnel, dependence,to a large extent, on the Israeli systems, the inadequate technical condition of the Palestinian systems and limited financial resources.
The programme had encountered difficulties, however, because of inadequate technical backstopping and financing problems due to the budget constraints affecting all government programmes.
The Committee also notes with concern the lack of coordination andcollaboration among government agencies in data collection and the inadequate technical capabilities for data collection, analysis, and reporting.
While the report was duly provided, inadequate technical details in the report did not allow for an accurate interpretation and the Georgian side has been asked to provide additional information.
With regard to the programme for the 600 medium-level commanders("Plan 600"),implementation is taking place with delays, inadequate technical assistance and a shortage of funds for housing.
In the short term, because of resource constraints,limits to capacity, inadequate technical support or other factors, the high priority given to one component, such as timeliness, may adversely affect the other components.
Its implementation is to consist in the construction of new penitentiary pavilions on the premises of already existing units and in the reestablishment and renovation of penitentiary pavilions destroyed during rebellions(from the 1980s and the turn of the 1990s), floods orclosed down on account of an extremely inadequate technical state.
Other noted challenges include census costs,the politicization of the census, inadequate technical capacity, concerns with data quality, and the inadequate dissemination and utilization of census results.
Analysis has shown that the main pre-school education problems are lack of pre-school institutions in 30 per cent of the country's communities, absence of basic educational andteaching conditions in most rural kindergartens, non-repair in 70 per cent of kindergartens, and inadequate technical equipment.
However, decentralisation in some situations has led to inadequate technical and programmatic capacity at lower administrative levels and insufficient priority given to malaria control in local allocation of resources by the health sector.
In Kenya the programme is aimed at helping small farmers(i.e. those with less than 1.5 acres of land)facing constraints related to small size, inadequate technical and managerial skills, and compounded by new stringent market standards.
Operationalization of the Kyoto Protocol as a result of inadequate technical and institutional competence, and especially the lack of, and non-operational, designated national authorities in some countries; low awareness and poor competitiveness of African clean development mechanisms in projects due to high transaction costs; complex and stringent approval processes;
Community efforts towards value addition andlivelihood diversification have been generally constrained by: inadequate technical capacity; lack of financial resources; limited access to credit, funding sources and marketing channels.
Some representatives said that the forthcoming negotiations for stage II of the HCFC phaseout management plans would be challenging and stressed the need to build on the momentum achieved by stage I plans. One representative suggested that stage II activities should begin as early as possible to ensure a seamless transition, adding that particular emphasis should be placed on small andmedium-sized enterprises as they were hindered by inadequate technical capacity and high phase-out costs.
Insufficient awareness on the part of State officials of their responsibilities under the Convention, necessity of standards andlegal changes, inadequate technical base, inadequate standards base, unwillingness of enterprise owners to provide information about pollutant emissions.