Examples of using Geographical constraints in English and their translations into Spanish
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cultural constraints, geographical constraints to access courts
the argument has been made that these geographical constraints could be overcome by providing preferential access to larger export markets
also the State party's geographical constraints, the Committee is concerned at the high levels of adult women's illiteracy,
Azerbaijan wants once more to stress that, apart from the geographical constraints and landlocked status causing a negative impact on the socioeconomic development of the country,
I have set Latin America as a geographical constraint because it seems very difficult to tackle any more territory than that,
Insularity and remoteness- seeing opportunities in geographical constraints.
Personalized services, with priority depending on geographical constraints.
In some Pacific SIDS, internal relocation is simply not feasible because of geographical constraints.
The Government would also diversify types of childcare to adapt it to professional and geographical constraints.
Bhutan faced many serious structural and geographical constraints that made it difficult for its products to reach the global market.
The services sector holds great potential for economic diversification for landlocked developing countries because it is less affected by geographical constraints.
which was caused by purely geographical constraints.
Authors are not subject to any technical or geographical constraints when it comes to using their abilities via the services provided by TextMaster;
are free of standard geographical constraints.
limited due to educational, literacy, linguistic and geographical constraints.
social or geographical constraints, are.
environmental and geographical constraints, institutional and legal requirements
The CHAIRPERSON acknowledged the financial and geographical constraints on Maldives, but thought that priority should be given to a review of the country's legislation
measures to facilitate trade and transit were two key elements in easing the difficulties arising from the geographical constraints of those countries.
In the light of these geographical constraints and the demands imposed by the globalization of trade,