Examples of using Constraint in English and their translations into Arabic
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One major constraint in operating freight and passenger trains is the insufficient number of operating locomotives.
A second major constraint is that the transportation system
One such constraint had been the loss of one week of the session on account of differences over its programme of work.
immunity from jurisdiction(procedural immunity) is distinct from the question of immunity from measures of constraint consequent upon.
The Representative was informed that the unstable provision of input products constitutes another major constraint.
Her delegation accepted that certain exceptions to measures of constraint were required for property in governmental non-commercial use.
A second main constraint continues to be relatively limited funding, human resource levels and capacities among key actors.
On the other hand, it is considered that accreditation to the Economic and Social Council remains a constraint.
Support was expressed for article 19, defining specific categories of property which would be immune from measures of constraint.
While financial services are often identified as the major development constraint to the SME sector, other services are also needed.
Unfortunately, the paucity of financial resources remains a constraint on the effective participation of the commissions.
Despite the progress made in the implementation of the Convention, various types of constraint remain.
There are significantly fewer Sudoku grids than Latin squares because Sudoku imposes the additional regional constraint.
Roselle Park News is free of the constraint placed on the traditional model of mainstream journalism where competition with other news media to‘get the story first' drives publication;
since the volume for both goes up at this time, plus there's a time constraint when shipping items out for the holidays.
Constraint Dual way to record entries Accounting,
Therefore, the obligation to ensure non-discrimination requires positive measures of protection to be applied to particular groups, even in times of emergency or financial constraint(see E/C.12/GC/20, paras. 9, 12 and 13).
subject to some other constraint.
Added to this constraint is the diversity of sources of voluntary contributions, which very often encompass funding from different ministerial departments and offices, including foreign affairs, overseas development aid, health, social welfare and ministries of the interior.
Constraint to equality.