Examples of using Hampering in English and their translations into Chinese
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Moreover, article III of the Treaty stipulated that safeguards must be implemented in such a manner as to avoid hampering the economic or technological development of States parties.
If that happens, the much needed debt relief is going to be delayed, further hampering the reconstruction effort.
There is no doubt that these conflicts endanger the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries of the region, while also hampering their economic and social development.
In fact, too much individualised support and attention can increase disablement by fostering dependence, reducing the range of learning opportunities, and hampering achievement.
Pakistan is facing difficulties in having an access to the stated technology and equipment which is hampering our efforts of equitable healthcare delivery".
Major depression and stress may affect our body's immune surveillance systems, effectively hampering the ability to detect and fight cancer.”.
Finally, the Committee reiterates its concern that the highly competitive nature of the education system risks hampering the development of the child to his or her fullest potential.
The provisions of this Treaty shall be implemented in such a manner as to avoid hampering the right of self-defence of any State Party.
In their responses to the questionnaires/checklist, a number of States made reference to specific difficulties hampering the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol.
Two factors hampering a city's expansion are typically space and population, wherein the increase in population spurs demand for housing on limited space.
It may thus be considered a serious obstacle to the development of international trade, hampering particularly the ability of SMEs to integrate and compete effectively in GVCs.
The effect on borrowing conditions was profound, hampering the abilities of countries and companies to obtain funding.
That means lawmakers would be sent home two weeks earlier, hampering their ability to stop Britain's leaving the EU without a deal on October 31.
All these achievements were attained despite major challenges hampering development efforts brought about by natural disasters and calamities.
Further hampering an understanding of costs, it becomes increasingly difficult to track investments when the category of'gender' is mainstreamed into programme budgets.
The Committee encourages the Government to adopt adequate measures to prevent and eliminate prevailing social attitudes and cultural and religious practices hampering the realization of children' s rights.
At the same time some employers are hampering the activity of trade unions, banning their formation, instructing payroll offices not to deduct membership dues, and so on.
The latter is considerably less rich in information, thus hampering the analytic work of Spanish-speaking scholars and practitioners of international law.
The Mediation Ordinance provides a regulatory framework for the conduct of mediation in Hong Kong without hampering the flexibility of the mediation process.
Cost and maintenance are major factors hampering the wider use of renewable energy in the Pacific.