Examples of using Structural constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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FAO works with countries and partners to reduce inequalities and remove structural constraints to making a living.
Section VII summarizes the main issues and highlights the kind of catalytic action needed to overcome the structural constraints identified.
The last section addresses structural constraints that have persistently impeded labour markets from achieving the goal of full and productive employment and decent work for all.
The structural constraints that hinder women' s economic empowerment have not been adequately addressed over the past decade.
What was required was an integrated strategy, combining both short-term and long-term assistance measures, so that structural constraints were addressed.
People who are familiar with the Chinese legal market know what kinds of challenges we face, and the structural constraints.
Regional integration among developing countries could help to address structural constraints affecting competitiveness, such as economic infrastructure.
It also acknowledged emerging challenges, including climate change, external shocks and structural constraints such as low productivity and a lack of competitiveness.
In spite of the steady progress made by a number of least developed countries towards the realization of the MDGs, many of those countries faced severe structural constraints.
A paramount objective of the actions by least developed countries and their development partners is to continue to strengthen productive capacities by overcoming structural constraints.
Those facts raised questions about whether the existing international support measures effectively addressed their structural constraints and well-known handicaps.
Structural constraints had to be overcome in order to promote economic growth and sustainable development in Pakistan, and the potential of the private sector had yet to be realized.
This is because high per capita income indicates greater availability of resources for the implementation of policies required to improve a country' s human assets and confront structural constraints.
Least developed countries(LDCs)-- or, as I would prefer to call them, underdeveloped countries-- are facing the full force of the negative side of globalization that is its deep structural constraints.
LDCs, LLDCs and smaller and more vulnerable economies continued to face important structural constraints in reaping the benefits of trade for development, especially supply-side constraints. .
The structural constraints on the balance of payments of the least developed countries, and thus their severely restricted ability to import, have dampened the transfer of technology to the least developed countries.
Least developed countries, given their structural constraints and multiple vulnerabilities, often bear a disproportionately heavy impact of these hazards and face the most daunting reconstruction challenges.
Delegations highlighted the persistent structural constraints faced by the least developed countries and their extreme vulnerability to external and internal shocks, including the negative impact of climate change.
Landlocked developing countries, given their structural constraints and multiple vulnerabilities, often bear a disproportionately heavy burden from climate hazards and face daunting reconstruction challenges.
Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) recalled that Haiti had been the target of looting and suffered serious structural constraints exacerbated by political crises and natural disasters.