Examples of using Capacity constraints in English and their translations into Swedish
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other international partners to ensure the BEPS Action Plan takes into account the capacity constraints of developing countries and to support them
adverse currency effects and capacity constraints in certain areas, have managed to grow both sales and profits substantially.”.
as individual settings for specific servers, as determined by your real-time physical capacity constraints.
A key concern is that the SRF could suffer capacity constraints, particularly in its early years,
We need to understand- and I want to make a strong case for this- that capacity constraints are an essential part of how we deal with the ability of developing countries to tackle the trade issues that they face at this time, in bilateral, regional, and multilateral negotiations.
ever increasing capacity constraints in the Middle East region and in addition, how it can
The Commission guidelines recom-mendthat Delegationsshouldcarry out a detailedsituation assessmentor‘mapping study' to identify in each country representative NSAs and assess their capacities, constraints and potential, as well the work of other donors.
In some Member States, capacity constraints and tight labour markets are putting pressure on prices.
This charge shall only be levied on identifiable segments of the infrastructure which are subject to capacity constraints.
Subcontracting and cascade subcontracting may also result in capacity constraints and have negative effects on safety and security.
face structural capacity constraints and are very vulnerable to recurrent natural disasters.
below 3.3% since end-1994, despite emerging capacity constraints and a tightening labour market.
as congestion effects would aggravate due to serious infrastructure capacity constraints.
This may, in particular, be the case where space and capacity constraints exist in a port or where specific maritime safety and environmental considerations exist.
Experience has shown that many countries are unable to benefit from the opportunities offered due to capacity constraints of government, infrastructure
limiting the economy's leeway for a full-blown recovery before capacity constraints result in upward price pressures.
the fear of failure and capacity constraints.
a lack of connections, in central regions, they arise from capacity constraints and excessive traffic see Maps A.5 and A.6.
payments needs, capacity constraints and potential decommitments
the Commission consider in its budgetary and financial management the capacity constraints and the specific socio-economic conditions of certain Member States;