Examples of using Constraints imposed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Effectiveness is more difficult to objectively measure, although no major disruptions in service have taken place, despite the constraints imposed by the poor state of the data centres.
Within the constraints imposed by the conditions on the ground, the United Nations country team will continue its important work in helping to alleviate the suffering of the Syrian people and the United Nations humanitarian agencies will remain active.
Constraints imposed by care responsibilities also contribute to the concentration of women in low-waged, precarious, unprotected employment, in hazardous or unhealthy conditions with high risk to their health and well-being.
Other challenges included the significant number of reservations to the Convention, lack of adherence to the reporting obligation by a number of States parties, the significant delays in submitting those reports and the constraints imposed by the Committee ' s limited meeting time.
The deployment of UNISFA has already experienced some constraints imposed by the Government of the Sudan, in particular restrictions on the use of the El Obeid logistics base for United Nations helicopter and contractor vehicle movements.
1-3 May 2000) emphasized that poverty reduction in Africa would require overcoming constraints imposed by prevailing conditions of development.
With harder budget constraints imposed by the central government, local officials and state-owned enterprises(SOEs) have curbed their spending on investment, and are now being overly cautious. In the short run, this restructuring could lead to localized balance-sheet recessions, despite the authorities'
Given the complexity of the tasks to be performed, the continuing delays caused by the two parties and the constraints imposed by limited resources and local conditions, the mission is concerned that the time necessary to perform the functions associated with the identification process and other aspects of the settlement plan has been underestimated.
Economic constraints imposed tend to be loose and implicit;
Globalization frees us from the constraints imposed by our national boundaries.
Time constraints imposed on trucks and trailers for crossing bridges cause many problems.
Airlines are finding ways of cooperating despite the constraints imposed on them by bilateralism.
Palestine had worked within the constraints imposed by the decades-long occupation to protect children.
Because of the financial constraints imposed on the Palestinian Authority, unemployment had inevitably risen.
This limited period is due to the current budgetary constraints imposed by the General Assembly.
(e) Constraints imposed by budgetary practices, rules and laws in relation to public finances.
Savings for the purchase of equipment amounted to $17,500 owing to constraints imposed on new purchases.
Owing to the constraints imposed on the author, other related legal issues have not been addressed.
Business process re-engineering is gaining popularity nowadays due to the budgets constraints imposed by the economic crisis.
(c) Internal staffing constraints imposed by downsizing of DDSMS during the course of 1994-1995; and.