Examples of using Constraints imposed in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is a marvelous solution to the time constraints imposed by our environment.
The specificities and constraints imposed by the remoteness of these countries or territories should be taken into account when implementing the Programme in order to facilitate their effective participation in the Programme.
It is intolerable that European loans and subsidies are subject to constraints imposed by the IMF.
Whereas the fiscal consolidation and budget constraints imposed by the crisis are likely to further reduce the available resources for gender equality strategies and bodies;
We focus on conducting high quality research within the time andfinancial constraints imposed by our research contracts.
The constraints imposed by the remoteness of those countries or territories should be taken into account when implementing the Programme, and their effective participation should be monitored and regularly evaluated.
She declares war on kitsch and struggles against the constraints imposed upon her by her puritan ancestry and the Communist Party.
By authorized persons, constantly identified,properly trained and made aware of the constraints imposed by law;
However, budget cuts agreed under the financial perspectives and the constraints imposed by the Stability and Growth Pact make such modernisation more difficult.
The effectiveness of this effort, however, would not be guaranteed if other flag States should continue to authorise fishing andthus would make it difficult to justify the constraints imposed on the EU fleet.
The Commission hasactively sought to address any problems encountered, within the constraints imposed by the existing legislative framework, and continues to do so under FP7.
Considering the constraints imposed by the remoteness from other Programme Countries, students from outermost regions, Cyprus, Iceland, Malta and Overseas Countries and Territories will receive the following higher amounts for individual support:.
Achieving design skillsnecessary to meet building users' requirements within the constraints imposed by cost factors and building regulations.
Rice prices continue to rise, also as a result from export constraints imposed by important rice producing countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, India and China to avoid domestic shortages.
By authorised subjects, constantly identified,suitably instructed and made aware of the constraints imposed by the laws in force;
R& D tax incentives inMember States are not only subject to the legal constraints imposed by the Treaty freedoms, but also need to be in line with Community State aid rules.
Shadow banking activities are exposed to similar financial risks as banks,without being subject to comparable constraints imposed by banking regulation and supervision.
Special measures should be in place to promote social inclusion, the participation of disadvantaged young people,as well as to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of a number of rural areas and of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories.
Increased repatriation of deposits has increased the financial independence of the business sector from the banks, Thus,the financing constraints imposed by the banks and the regulator, eased.
Special measures should be in place to promote social inclusion, the participation of disadvantaged young people,as well as to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of a number of rural areas and of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories.
Indeed, the agencies' tasks and powers overlap at times,and some of them have high operating costs due to the constraints imposed by our financial and budgetary rules.
(j) the necessary designskills to meet building users' requirements within the constraints imposed by cost factors and building regulations;
The new cohesion policy must be clearly results-oriented and specify the necessary reforms,while at the same time reducing the constraints imposed by red tape and simplifying the management of the funds.
Special measures should therefore be put in place to promote social inclusion, the participation of disadvantaged young people,as well as to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories 24.
Special measures should therefore be put in place to promote social inclusion, the participation of disadvantaged young people,as well as to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories24.
Systems such as the SOLVIT network6, EUROPE DIRECT7 and the Citizens' Signpost Service8 continued to serve as invaluable tools to help citizensresolve cases requiring rapid solutions which the constraints imposed by infringement procedures cannot ensure or to obtain useful information.
Special measures and individualised support should therefore be provided, in order to reach out to all categories of young people with fewer opportunities, to promote social inclusion,and to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories24.
Special measures, such as appropriate formats of solidarity activities and personalised guidance, should be in place to promote social inclusion, the participation of disadvantaged young people with fewer opportunities,as well as to take into account the constraints imposed by the remoteness of a number of rural areas and of the outermost regions of the Union and the Overseas Countries and Territories.