Exemples d'utilisation de Constraints faced by en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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challenges, and constraints faced by countries that have experienced meningitis outbreaks,
Responses from Member States also indicated that the three principal constraints faced by cooperatives which Governments seek to address include the lack of quality training,
firm performance and constraints faced by female entrepreneurs in five selected countries and beyond.
private support institutions to identify and alleviate the constraints faced by women entrepreneurs by equipping these institutions with tools to formulate
India noted the constraints faced by Liberia in securing human rights as it continued to recover from the effects of two civil wars,
understanding for the difficulties and constraints faced by least developed countries.
He informed the members that the goal of the group for the meeting was to produce a technical report on the problems and constraints faced by non-Annex I Parties in the process of and preparation of their national communications for consideration by the SBI
the report analysed the constraints faced by the Palestinian people
concerns of SMEs or takes sufficiently into account the difficulties or constraints faced by them.
Considering the constraints faced by developing countries in terms of infrastructure,
IAC made a statement pointing out the constraints faced by the Special Rapporteur on Traditional Practices,
enterprise development to address constraints faced by developing countries
It then summarizes constraints faced by developing countries
that this was a reflection of the constraints faced by many developing countries
technology is fundamental for technological knowledge and innovation, recognizing the benefits to all countries of making this an educational priority, and noting the constraints faced by some developing countries in this regard.
UNIDO had shown sensitivity in the past to the constraints faced by some Member States,
sequenced in full consideration of the financial, support and security constraints faced by MINUSMA.
it also recognized the productive capacity and technology constraints faced by developing countries in that regard.
Obviously, the usual litany of constraints faced by African countries,
taking into particular consideration the constraints faced by countries with special needs;