Examples of using Are constrained in English and their translations into Arabic
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The main implication for health in relation to population, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, is  that further health improvements beyond current levels are constrained by rapid population increase.
There are  limitations, however, to how far institutions can change in this respect. Many organisations are constrained by donors' demands or unwieldy bureaucratic structures
If the rights of women are constrained.
Many of our countries are constrained by human resource difficulties.
But we are constrained by our huge post-conflict rehabilitation and reconstruction needs.
Don't feel like you are constrained to a certain formula or guidelines.
However, most NGOs are constrained by limited resources, and some need capacity building.
Overall imports are constrained by available export supplies in the rest of the world.
Freedom of movement and trade are constrained and unexploded ordinance also limits economic activities.
A focus on cost-effectiveness could also help inform the handling of referral cases when resources are constrained.
They are constrained in terms of financial resources, and they need assistance to build their capacity.
You can edit, interpret and retell your story, even as you're constrained by the facts.
Exporters lose potential markets and, not unlikely, are constrained in their ability to move up-market.
Many developing-country Governments are constrained by lack of analytical capacity as well as limited access to these resources.
In this context, ministerial departments are constrained because they would be  subject to ministerial priorities and political interference.
Modular screens can be  scaled to any size, while mobile units are constrained by maximum driving clearances;
Clearly most small island developing States are constrained by small population size and therefore a small labour force.
Some sectors, such as engineering, are constrained by foreign exchange unavailability for spare parts or raw materials.
The Government ' s measures and political will are constrained chiefly by a shortage of human and financial resources.
As the background paper mentions, efforts at achieving the MDGs are constrained by an increasingly competitive and volatile economic environment.