Examples of using Regulatory constraints in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Without these regulatory constraints the productive capacity amounts to 6,000bopd.
It therefore facilitates compliance with the regulatory constraints of trackability.
Regulatory constraints or guidelines on the storage service offering.
However, use of such instruments may be hampered by inexperience and regulatory constraints.
Physical and regulatory constraints on forest resources use will continue to increase.
Under these conditions, human rights NGOs have no other choice butto disband or breach these regulatory constraints.
Policy and regulatory constraints to market access as outlined above likewise need to be addressed urgently.
Other means of support for R&D cooperation between firms existed,including the relaxation of regulatory constraints and innovative means of funding.
Further liberalization of regulatory constraints on competition at both the national and international levels;
To provide recommendations on actions which could/should be taken at the national andregional levels to alleviate any related regulatory constraints on SME growth and development;
The main obstacles to business are the regulatory constraints, lack of skilled labour and the low reliability of the supply chain.
Understanding of the concept of"availability" shall be primarily guided by the alternative's market presence in sufficient quantities and accessibility, taking into account,among other things, regulatory constraints.
Report on regulatory constraints on the informal economy contributions to urban economic development and poverty reduction, within the framework of good urban governance.
Member States have mandated the Commission to establish an information base on the status of ICT infrastructure, policy and regulatory constraints, and to map infrastructure gaps in the region in collaboration with ITU.
By reducing the regulatory constraints and making them more transparent, it would be possible for the sector to gain more momentum and reinforce the sense of responsibility of economic players.
Some of these affect directly the supply of such services, such as the general unavailability of financial capital orinsurance capacity or regulatory constraints or State monopolies of certain financial products.
Although the sector has drawn the attention of policy makers to the regulatory constraints on microfinance institutions(MFIs), some of the issues faced by organizations currently operating as MFIs are still unresolved.
The complexity and nontransparency of the funding process discourages many donors from providing funding to Belarusian civil society organizations andforces the latter to breach artificial regulatory constraints.
Legal and regulatory constraints, as disaster management legislation does not exist in every country and emergency communications are not seen as mandatory for many telecom service providers;
To promote the use of formal channels for the transfer of remittances, Governments of both countries of origin anddestination can reduce regulatory constraints hindering the use of banking institutions by migrants.
Regulatory constraints act on SMEs in different ways, for example by imposing barriers to entry on their operations(thus restricting competition) and by imposing a cost for business start-ups and development.
Secondly, attention needs to be given to improving the policy andcommercial framework for SME development by identifying market deficiencies and regulatory constraints to business development and suggesting the modalities for improvement.
Regulatory constraints that impair the development of microfinance, which includes not only microlending but also other financial instruments, such as risk capital and leasing that can support the financing of innovation; and.
This course was first undertaken some years ago and combines respect for the law with the search for technical andmanagerial solutions that enable us to go beyond the regulatory constraints and translate the commitment to respecting the environment, health and safety into concrete actions.
The diversity of legal and regulatory constraints encountered at local and national levels of government creates substantial confusion, unnecessary delays and cost, and pressure on governments to adhere to international standards and practices.
The immensely successful example of India could not be replicated in other countries due to domestic bottlenecks: unviable market size; lack of specialist skills in derivatives trade;financial assistance; and regulatory constraints.
This may involve removing or easing regulatory constraints, as in many developed and developing countries, or improving the overall legal framework governing business activities, as in many countries in transition.
As to the status of the Working Party, the majority of delegations were of the opinion that, in view of the nature of the infrastructure questions to be dealt with andbearing in mind regulatory constraints, the Working Party should maintain its permanent character.
Agencies urged that guidance on the handling of legal/regulatory constraints in terms of the storage of confidential intellectual property should be included in the guidelines for a common approach developed by the inter-agency mechanisms.
We would recall that, as the World Bank has noted, only a quarter of the delays in the exchange of goods is due to poor infrastructure quality and that paperwork,inspections and customs formalities-- in short, regulatory constraints-- are the main causes of logjams and delays.