Examples of using Supply constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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This handicap translates into binding supply constraints and ultimately into weak export and economic potentials and limited productive employment generation and social development prospects.
Improved trade negotiating capacity, enhanced trade facilitation, improving human capital and removing supply constraints-- particularly transport and communication infrastructure-- were all important.
Rising supply constraints and generous financing conditions are likely to continue to underpin the business investment revival.
Building productive capacity or relieving supply constraints required the existence and/or creation of a strong and vibrant SME sector.
As headset manufacturers face fewer supply constraints than last year, hardware sales will continue to earn more than VR software, at least until 2020.
If supply constraints were not properly addressed, it would be difficult to achieve the MDGs, reduce poverty and improve quality of life of households.
A number of preconditions have to be met to overcome developing countries' supply constraints and to guarantee universal access to basic services.
Greater support for capacity-building and the development of trade-related infrastructure that would relieve supply constraints could also be considered.
Eliminating trade barriers and lifting supply constraints are likely to have the desired impact on intra-African trade if there is political stability and security.
Concerns over global economic growth are clouding oil market sentiment, and probably now underestimating potential supply constraints- the opposite of conditions in 2018.
Additional resources are particularly needed to address the supply constraints that impede developing countries from taking advantage of the new export opportunities in the international trading system.
The least developed countries were encountering serious supply constraints in productive sectors, in economic infrastructure, and in human and institutional capacities.
Memory vendors had slashed capital spending in the previous years, and supply constraints effectively elevated pricing.
Purchasing Managers Indexes published Tuesday from countries including China, Germany, France, Canada and the U.K. all pointed to deeper supply constraints.
The commodity price boom since 2002 has also been underpinned by supply constraints resulting mainly from underinvestment over the past two decades in both the agricultural and extractive sectors.
The speakers pointed out tangible supply constraints such as lack of financing throughout various stages of SME growth, lack of human capital, insufficient technology, and poor infrastructure and logistics.
None of the recent concerns- lower margins, supply constraints, management changes, iPad competition, and iPhone 5 map fiasco- are major.
But if Apple expects severe supply constraints on these iPhones, I think prices of $1199(64 GB) and $1299(256 GB) are more likely.
While part of the rise in oil prices was due to the huge demand in the two growth poles, combined with supply constraints, fears of supply disruption were fuelling speculation.
Expected benefits targeted at relieving the supply constraints have failed to materialize, partially due to the lack of institutional, analytical and managerial skills, which have not benefited by a reform programme.