Examples of using Specific constraints in English and their translations into Portuguese
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that also felt specific constraints resulting both from its characteristics,
Where at an airport, specific constraints of available space
Other areas facing natural other specific constraints: New delimitation for Areas with Natural Constraints(ANC)- with effect from 2018 at the latest- based on 8 biophysical criteria; Member States retain flexibility to define up to 10% of their agricultural area for specific constraints to preserve or improve the environment;
However, the Commission will ensure, during the ongoing negotiations on the Cohesion Policy intervention for 2007-2013, that the specific constraints of these territories are duly taken into account in the corresponding programmes
small size of holdings) and the specific constraints experienced there(lack of economies of scale,
small size of holdings) and the specific constraints experienced there(lack of economies of scale,
including the specific constraints on each group; an estimate of the expected impact of the strategy
In recognition of the special handicaps which they face by reason of their remoteness and specific constraints in integrating into the internal market, the Commission considers that regional aid for the outermost regions covered by Article 299(2) of the Treaty[22] also falls within
Indeed, the work of the teacher, whatever his/her workplace and specific constraints, takes place in the field of the classroom,
This goal can be broken down into intermediary objectives addressing specific constraints experienced so far.
which is subject to specific constraints requiring pragmatic and appropriate solutions.
The ECB also informed banks of the specific constraints on the capital instruments that may be eligible to address shortfalls arising from the comprehensive assessment.
to serve as a basis for a genuine policy adapted to the specific constraints of wetlands.
That there are universal and/or language specific constraints that determine those most frequent patterns
other territories with natural or specific constraints are very important to the Commission in terms of ensuring territorial cohesion,
all the common policies apply there without prejudice to any special measures adopted to take account of their specific constraints and traditional economic
equipment requirements be applied to them than those laid down in Directive 91/493/EEC, until those specific constraints disappear from those islands
not least the fact that workers in the chemical industry are more exposed, and the specific constraints affecting small
the discussion in the Council emphasised the importance of taking account of the specific constraints in production cycles when applying conditions to authorisation,
a programme to compensate for the specific constraints on the outermost regions