Today it only has two offices and is limited by both human and financial resource constraints.

It is true that, in practice, the exercise of this right is limited by the various constraints faced by women.

Developing countries will be limited, if only by resource constraints, in their ability to participate in these international forums.

However, financial and personnel constraints have limited the possibility to fully implement this mandate.

However, limited financial resources and technologies have been the major constraints faced by developing countries, and we must address that problem as a matter of urgency.

Although mining monitors have been deployed in the major diamond mining areas nationwide, their work is limited by a lack of transport and other logistical constraints.

Many Parties, including Brazil, China, Gambia and India, mentioned that limited national budgets, inadequate financing, and limited technical support and human capacity are constraints to further research.

Resource constraints have limited the coverage of the global campaigns, which to date has been extended to 10 countries.

Until now, constraints on decision making by the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, the country s highest ranking official, have been how to put it politely? limited.

In medical aerosols, the potential for reduction is limited due to medical constraints, low emission levels and the high cost of alternatives.

Comment by the Administration. Within the constraints brought about by an environment of continuing growth in ICT activities and operating with limited resources, the Administration has addressed this matter by means of staff experts in this field and external contractual assistance.

Some commissions noted, however, that, owing to the financial constraints faced by some Bureau members who needed to travel from their capitals, the frequency with which such meetings could be held was limited.

Various mission constraints limited the landing site to Oceanus Procellarum on the lunar equator, which the lander ideally would reach 66 hours after launch.

At the plant level, their constraints range from limited technical and managerial skills, problems in securing funds and insufficient knowledge of laws and regulations.

These constraints relate essentially to their limited access to the technologies, skills, information and knowledge needed to trigger and sustain growth and capability upgrading.

Data availability Lack of adequate, reliable and consistent environmental and socioeconomic data Scattered, limited, discontinued and insufficient data Institutional constraints in accessing and sharing data

While it has deployed monitors in the major diamond mining areas nationwide, their efficiency remains limited, owing to a lack of transport and other logistical constraints.

The Commission is, however, also plagued by serious resource constraints.

For systems, the security policy addresses constraints on functions and flow among them, constraints on access by external systems and adversaries including programs and access to data by people.

Constraints

Constraints

Spain was not in an enviable position. The rapid deterioration of fiscal position after the crisis made any substantial countercyclical response impossible, while regulatory constraints limited the economy s structural flexibility.

Their vulnerability is heightened due to their legal status and other obstacles restrictions on exercising their fundamental rights, language barriers, constraints on their movement, and limited social capital and networks.

This is because effective trade liberalization has been mostly limited to the import sector, while only a few policy measures were implemented to reduce supply constraints on the export sector.

Resource constraints

C. Constraints

Other constraints

There are constraints.

I recently attended a presentation on the constraints of creativity faced by editorial cartoonists.

Hollande s program, meanwhile, implies that pain can be avoided altogether by loosening European constraints.

Given its very broad mandate and the very limited scale of its available resources, UN Habitat should identify a few critical areas of its mandates on which to focus in order to have the greatest impact within the constraints imposed by its approved work programme.

Access, control and distribution issues are often linked with competition from industrial and foreign interests. Additional constraints include lack of access to capital, limited alternative employment opportunities and a lack of appropriate technology.

While the Government has deployed monitors in the major diamond mining areas nationwide, their efficiency remains limited, owing to lack of transport and other logistical constraints, and corruption is reportedly also a problem.

But consider the constraints.

Difficulties, constraints and solutions

(c) Any accounting constraints

However, the Secretariat had informed it of constraints on the experiment, such as the limited future scope for redeployment with 810 posts having already been identified for such action in the 2004 2005 programme budget.

What is needed are constraints on fiscal policy by each country, not a supranational fiscal authority.

Given the particular constraints faced by developing countries, not all options may be practical to implement.

Government activity efficiencies could be increased by the imposition of hard budget constraints on public enterprises.

But education by itself is of only limited use here.

EXTERNAL FACTORS, CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES

Moreover, private employers should be encouraged to build supportive workplaces by implementing creative solutions to common constraints.

At the same time, the execution of the secretariat's functions has been affected by severe budgetary constraints.

(c) The usefulness and constraints posed by organizing assessment components of the regular process on different scales