Examples of using Practical limitations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Consequently, there are few practical limitations on how narrowly Congress can constrain public access to information.
With about 200 different mother tongues and cultures represented in United Kingdom schools,there are clearly severe practical limitations on what the mainstream education system could be expected to provide.
The only practical limitations on this schedule are those inherent in the budgetary constraints connected with the structure of the country's economy;
Participants underscored the importance of understanding the practical limitations of each individual approach and the lessons learned from its previous applications.
Practical limitations exist in using laws to reduce pay differentials in the private sector since legal settlements may differ from market-determined wage rates.
The secretariat considered that one of the major practical limitations was the lack of facilities to develop a comprehensive communications strategy.
Mr. Molina Avilés(Guatemala) said that, with regard to poverty in Guatemala,the Government was facing budgetary and fiscal realities, as well as practical limitations on its ability to collect tax revenues.
However, there are still practical limitations on communications, from slow Internet to illiteracy or limited distribution of newspapers.
Reference was made to the World Intellectual Property Organization Development Agenda as a successful transformation from a purely technical body to a body looking at systemic integration, although the practical limitations to that agenda were pointed out.
Data type Description Use Optimal collection Practical limitations Target species Critical input to size- and age-based assessment models.
Practical limitations of the Development Compact The first limitation of Sengupta's Development Compact is how to achieve sufficient participation by all stakeholders, including civil society in the development process.
At the seventieth session,the Statistics Division confirmed that the practical limitations previously reported in connection with reducing the two-year time lag still remained.
He also touched upon other administrative issues which had in the past been of concern to the participants andthe Commission in relation to reconciliation of the substantive treatment of reports with practical limitations on available time and resources.
The Working Group noted the practical limitations in reporting of rays(see WG-FSA-07/39) and inconsistencies in reporting amongst observers.
India had made no substantive reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and was committed to the implementation of its provisions,although there could be some practical limitations on the full application of some of them in the short term because of the size and diversity of the population.
The Secretary-General noted that there were practical limitations on what could be achieved in the near term due to the capital master plan and the expenditures approved to complete it.
Despite a general policy and practice of segregating juvenile offenders separately from adults and according them treatment appropriate to their age and status(see article 10(3) of the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights), in actuality these goals are not always possible to achieve because of overcrowding,underfunding, and similar practical limitations.
It is crucial to recognize the realistic possibilities and practical limitations of using price risk management tools by small farmers.
Such practical limitations include a lack of knowledge about the legal rights that copyright may afford creators, lack of understanding of who is a copyright owner, unequal bargaining power and limited funding available to bring copyright infringement actions.
They also referred to other deficiencies of such a mechanism, like practical limitations in long-term humanitarian operations where the security situation might change over time.
The Scientific Committee also noted that WG-FSA had developed a matrix to describe all data collected at sea by vessels and observers, identifying user groups and data types, a description of the data and how they are used by the working groups and the Scientific Committee, the optimal sampling scheme for each data type,and consideration of practical limitations on optimal data collection Annex 5, Table 21.
Hence cost-based approaches are less intensive in terms of data and resource requirements Practical limitations of constructed market techniques may detract from theoretical advantages leading to poor estimates of true WTP.
Practical limitations to media neutrality include the inability of journalists to report all available stories and facts, the requirement that selected facts be linked into a coherent narrative, government influence including overt and covert censorship, the influence of the owners of the news source, concentration of media ownership, the selection of staff, the preferences of an intended audience, and pressure from advertisers.
The Department audit andinspection arrangements have broader approaches, and have practical limitations as to oversight of police operational compliance and initiation of quick and direct remedial actions.
In relation to the concerns expressed by the HRC about practical limitations to the right to freedom of religion, including freedom to change religion, it recommended that Jordan should(a) pursue the protection of those who convert to another religion according to international human rights standards.
Collective reparations can also be formulated as a way of simplifying delivery of reparations either in the context of practical limitations or of concerns about drawing too stark a line between classes of victims or between victims and non-victim groups.
The concentration polarization is the result of practical limitations on mass transport within the cell and represents the voltage loss due to spatial variations in reactant concentration at the chemically active sites.
Even when the Copyright Act does afford protection to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,there are often practical limitations inherent in the broader Australian legal system which prevent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander groups from benefiting from this protection.
The easier path towards an acceptable definition of aggression would have to recognize limitations imposed by the Charter, as well as practical limitations reflecting the need for the international community to respond to humanitarian and other crises without being harassed or, much worse, being charged with violations of the Statute.
The only practical limitation is the bandwidth of the user-supplied network that supports the system.