Exemples d'utilisation de Resource constraints en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Human, institutional and financial resource constraints continue to impede the implementation of an efficient system for the monitoring
However, resource constraints will mean more limited capacities for broader health system strengthening operations that include an HIV-specific component.
Real health benefits are possible at an affordable cost and within resource constraints, if effective strategies are adopted.
The human rights instruments recognize the importance of the resource constraints quite explicitly.
is unable to provide the necessary support given resource constraints.
of insufficient policy attention, exacerbated by resource constraints, to improving the efficiency and coverage of maternal health-care systems.
The Government actively pursues compliance with its commitments under the Environment Charter, but resource constraints have impeded progress in some areas.
The Saint Helena Government actively pursues compliance with its commitments under the Environment Charter but resource constraints have impeded progress in some areas.
There is still much to be done at the national level to address resource constraints for effective application of community laws.
Botswana continued to face financial and human resource constraints in the implementation of its child protection
Within our resource constraints, we have been giving increasing emphasis to treatment,
Primarily due to resource constraints, Kiribati supports the initiative of establishing a Regional Human Rights Office in the Pacific.
Despite financial and human resource constraints, the Division has been involved in sensitizing various Government Departments on Gender issues.
This is important since many NSOs face resource constraints and need to select the most cost efficient method.
As noted in paragraph 4 of the statement, resource constraints alone did not alter the immediacy of the obligation,
Despite resource constraints and their forced deployment to maintaining public security,
At present, human resource constraints and system-related issues constitute two of the main risks affecting IPSAS implementation at UNIDO.
SMEs in the region presently face significant resource constraints, however, and they have limited capabilities to compete effectively in the global and regional markets.
In recognition of present realities, including resource constraints, it allows for the progressive realization of the right to health over a period of time.
In fact, resource constraints seem to restrict poor countries' integration into the international standardization system as much if not more than their own standardization activities.