Armed conflicts also hamper development.

He also adds that such a crackdown may impede their work, saying

Be developed in a rapid manner that does not impede ongoing implementation

Rents from oil production impede reforms in the major exporting countries.

Procedural, logistical, technical and financial problems still hamper the execution of requests for judicial cooperation.

The security situation in Darfur continues to restrict the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Luana s eye problem doesn't seem to get in the way of her work or her plans and is never mentioned.

There are concrete limitations that hinder the progress of some programs directed to the reproductive health of women.

In this regard, any attempt to distort history would set back the goal of reconciliation.

However, some difficulties in preparing the NAPAs still remain.

Procedural, logistical, technical and financial problems still seem to hamper the execution of requests for judicial cooperation.

Its political climate has been characterized since 1990 by upheavals which have considerably hindered nation building efforts.

Such problems did not stop Benin from fulfilling its obligations, which it had, after all, freely undertaken.

Many countries mentioned that a lack of established systems, quantification and funding were constraints on progress.

Medvedev added that Russian electronic equipment would jam the American systems and that the Russian military was preparing additional countermeasures.

Previous prototypes proved that it is possible to create a biologically safe electronic lens that does not obstruct a person s view.

Some delegations suggested that there was a need to abolish protectionist measures (subsidies in particular), which hinder access to markets by developing countries.

In order to design effective remedies, it is useful to distinguish among three types of failures that impede financial market functioning.

13. Understands that the activities set out in paragraph 12 above will not hinder the other existing work and priorities of the inter agency secretariat for the Strategy

Language learning can be severely hampered by cultural attitudes, with a frequently cited example being the difficulty of Navajo children in learning English.

Besides, obsolete customs and practices among some ethnic minorities, including child marriage, are impeding the advancement of women.

Government authorities at the national and local levels have increasingly been harassing humanitarian organizations and thus constraining the provision of humanitarian assistance.

In other words, the exodus of human capital, while providing a source of currency in the short term hampers our countries' long term development.

We must also focus on strengthening micro business and small and medium sized enterprises in order to overcome the barriers blocking access to credit.

In addition, sharp trade restrictions, including for intraregional trade, are hindering agricultural and manufacturing exports of developing countries on all continents.

However, these incidents have shown yet again that large scale reform of the United Nations is needed in order to resolve the internal contradictions that hinder its effectiveness.

Rural women continue to face a number of constraints on their ability to participate in formal and informal decision making processes.

A lack of accommodation in the provinces has continued to hamper the effective deployment of police personnel throughout the country.

The markets of industrialized countries are blocked by protectionist tariffs and by non tariff barriers, which impede access to them by the rest of the world.

Such a process would help identify structural areas that continue to impede a the progress of a country towards the achievement of the MDGs.

Ensure that Barriers to Equality are Overcome, Including those Resulting from Illiteracy, Language, Poverty and Impediments to Women's Freedom of Movement.

Inadequate monitoring and accountability mechanisms for gender mainstreaming are persistent institutional obstacles to enhancing the enabling environment for women's participation.

That, after all, is the point of Europe s straightjacket of austerity, which hampers its growth prospects, and thus makes little sense in economic terms.

The main factors impeding the sustainable development of water resources are chronic scarcity, deteriorating quality and unsustainable water utilization, especially in agriculture.

And, they too are subject to various limitations which impede their effective monitoring of all human rights actually or potentially affected by national counter terrorism measures.

These new TRAC 1.1.2 resources would be used exclusively to fund comprehensive capacity development initiatives that target underlying capacity constraints impeding sustainable development.

The justice system continued to be marked by significant shortcomings which hinder the proper administration of justice, protection of human rights and recourse to legal redress.

Please provide information on what specific measures are in place to overcome stereotypes that create obstacles for women's participation in the labour market, and to facilitate the sharing of family and work responsibilities.

Around the world, governments are taking greater control of resources and imposing policies that hamper global production and ultimately force prices higher.

It seems clear that strong intellectual property rights (IPRs) protection can hinder rather than facilitate technology transfer and indigenous learning in the early stages of industrialization.

Resilient barriers still hamper DMOs' efforts to fully exploit the potential of the Internet and compete on an equal footing.

The situation is similar with regard to the obstacles that impede access to basic medicines to improve public health in areas as sensitive as AIDS and malaria.

The process of nappe stacking can only continue for so long, as gravity will eventually disallow further vertical growth (there is an upper limit to vertical mountain growth).

Some industry officials also fear that any regulation in this area could hamper the growth of the Internet and related technology, particularly in the developing world.

Even in cases that did not affect those 11 permanent members directly, the long process of bargaining and horse trading among the expanded permanent membership would impede the effectiveness and efficient functioning of the Council.