Examples of using Constrains in English and their translations into Arabic
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That vulnerability and exposure to the risks associated with climate change and ecosystem degradation further constrains the ability of communities and countries to sustain poverty reduction gains.
Lack of a tradition of public consultation and inclusive institutions and processes at the international and domestic levels constrains stakeholder participation.
However, their limited capacity constrains their ability to launch new offensives and protect existing gains.
Unequal sharing of unpaid work between women and men, including caregiving, constrains women ' s ability to fully participate in the labour market.
Parties are, in general, concerned about harming the international competitiveness of their domestic industry which constrains both the type and implementation of measures adopted.
While the demand for action is on the rise, the global economic recession constrains the capacity to respond effectively to those challenges.
Chief among these is the limited absorptive capacity in many countries, which constrains efforts to transform national development plans into MDG-based development strategies.
However, the complexity of valuing natural resource systems over time and space constrains the presentation of explicit economic arguments.
(f) Lack of access by women to credit, improved technology, land and extension which constrains agricultural productivity;
The lack of qualified human resources, both in education and health, constrains the implementation of policies for the disabled.
Maintain a sustainable harvest- Fish stocks are limited and biological productivity constrains the potential yield from a fishery.
A third feature of African manufacturing firms that constrains their expansion is their small size.
Gender-based discrimination constrains women's access to medical care in HIV prevention, testing and treatment.
That undermines accountability and constrains management ' s ability to identify ways in which to improve cost-effectiveness.
The Authority constrains the exercise of market power of these companies through economic regulation by.
Insufficient funding constrains both health services for women and gender-sensitive health policies.
Currently, only a few donors provide soft earmarked funding which constrains programming flexibility.
The absence of dedicated focal points for AUC in the RCM and various Clusters constrains effectiveness.
In South Asia, the problem of underdevelopment inevitably constrains the response to HIV/AIDS.
A fiscal rule is any pre-specified mechanism that constrains spending or the deficit.