Examples of using Serious constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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Private insurers also face serious constraints in expanding coverage of climate-related natural disaster risks.
However, many countries face serious constraints, such as non-availability of relevant technology and lack of financial resources.
Communities in the north and east also faced serious constraints in accessing food, water, education and livelihoods.
That was the first-ever summit meeting of landlocked developing countries and it highlighted the serious constraints faced by landlocked developing countries.
The human rights situation in Somalia remains precarious and, particularly with regard to security, human rights defenders continue to face very serious constraints in documenting abuses.
The shortage of staff has undoubtedly imposed serious constraints on the Department' s ability to achieve longer-term objectives-- especially in the fields of analysis, forecasting and monitoring the implementation of agreements.
However, it continues to face serious constraints in its operations during the period under review due to the lack of the requisite planning, logistics, personnel and financial capacity.
The lack of territorial access to the sea, isolation from world markets and high transit costs and risks impose serious constraints on the socio-economic development of landlocked developing countries.
Its high dependence on development aid and remittances from emigrants and its fragile environment, aggravated by persistent drought, pose serious constraints to any sustainable development strategy.
India is supportive of all initiatives in support of the low-income countries, including those in Africa, where debt burdens impose serious constraints on the attainment of the MDGs.
There can be little doubt that progress will continue to be slow if serious constraints caused by excessive economic burdens continue to impede capacity to allocate sufficient resources to fight the disease.
The Constitution Review Committee has made important progress, despite facing serious constraints, including tight timelines, and concerns of civil society regarding a perceived predetermination to narrow the constitutional review.
Unfortunately, limited resources have imposed serious constraints on the activities of special procedures, whose mandates cannot always be serviced as effectively and thoroughly as their importance would warrant.
Serious constraints also included lack of political support and funds for statistical activities, and lack of access to up-to-date information and communications technology facilities and sound methodologies.
The Advisory Committee' s review of this section of the proposed programme budget to verify how the above goals are to be achieved and the resource implications was affected by a number of serious constraints.
Furthermore, the report does not consider that the restrictions in Area C have serious constraints on the rest of the Palestinian economy in Areas A and B, and Gaza.
A constraints-based approach to policy issues builds the capacity of policymakers to identify constraints to inclusive finance and to then remove the most serious constraints(outcome 2.7).
Drought forecast and early warning systems should mainly be based on scientific research work, but many affected countries are still facing serious constraints to contribute to a worldwide observation network.
The main aim of the Habitat Programme Manager initiative was to reduce serious constraints to the implementation of the UN-Habitat mandate resulting from its lack of substantive in-country presence.
Landlocked developing countries face serious constraints in their economic development because of the lack of territorial access to sea, remoteness and isolation from world markets and high transport costs.