SBS also suffered from tight budget constraints and staff shortages.

They must operate within tight legal constraints, and with rigorous accountability frameworks, involving the government and the legislature.

The Government continued working, in coordination with UNMIK, to finalize a draft 2005 budget within tight macroeconomic constraints.

While progress may be noted in resource mobilization and project implementation since 2004, UNCTAD continues to operate under tight constraints, which adversely affect its ability to implement the Bangkok and São Paulo mandates as expected.

Tight deadlines have been established for review under the Kyoto Protocol.

Lower interest rates, for example, would free up money so that even countries with tight budget constraints could spend more on growth enhancing investments.

However, owing to serious time constraints relating to tight United Nations editing and printing schedules, reports received after 31 December 2004 could not be considered for the purposes of this document.

Money was tight.

Just as pressing are the time constraints under which it is operating.

Indeed, the opinion polls remain tight.

Apart from accounting for the global divergence in savings rates, tight credit constraints in China might explain the country s high, and rising, savings rate especially as the large rise in national savings is attributable mostly to household savings.

It was therefore necessary to identify the conditions under which constraints arose in order to avoid surprises .

To the credit of its managers, DPI has succeeded in obtaining feedback on the quality of its products and activities without draining resources from daily programme delivery, testifying to the Department's ability to work creatively within tight budgetary constraints.

Like I say, it's a tight knit community.

and tight fisted when good fortune visits him ,

Economic constraints have, in effect, led to under investment raising questions about institutional capacity to deliver on children's entitlements.

Constraints

Constraints

Their votes could prove crucial in a tight contest.

Resource constraints

C. Constraints

Other constraints

China has long kept tight control over its main banks.

Since then, the IMF and the Bank have kept franc zone budget deficits under tight surveillance, which has limited the direct impact of sovereign debt worries on these countries.

In countries like the euro zone members, a loss of external competitiveness, caused by tight monetary policy and a strong currency, erosion of long term comparative advantage relative to emerging markets, and wage growth in excess of productivity growth, impose further constraints on the resumption of growth.

I would like to point out that indebtedness is a form of bondage and indebted economies are economies that function under constraints.

There are constraints.

Taking the lectures seriously even adopting tight budget frameworks can be counterproductive.

Given Nigeria s history of sit tight military dictatorships, that is real progress.

Indeed, illegal immigration is larger when restrictions to legal migration are tight.

The Manhattan Project operated under a tight blanket of security lest its discovery induce Axis powers, particularly Germany, to accelerate their own nuclear projects or to undertake covert operations against the project.

But consider the constraints.

Difficulties, constraints and solutions

(c) Any accounting constraints

One delegation said that paragraph 4, in positing the principle of adequate reparation, should take account of the economic constraints under which States operated.

UNOPS, in particular, has emerged as a vital partner in the implementation of complex electoral projects, given its reliability in procuring supplies and recruiting personnel in complicated environments and under extremely tight timelines.

Comment by the Administration. UNRWA has, on occasions and under tight control, allowed the advance allotment of funds to certain projects when its project cash position permitted, in order to expedite project implementation.

For Greece and Portugal, staying in the eurozone will be a tight squeeze.

Any change in government in Havana would leave him in a tight spot.

Tight national caps on Target balances could provide the right incentive to comply.

The ECB must not make the same mistake, even bearing in mind that the two central banks operate in different milieus and under different constraints.

EXTERNAL FACTORS, CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES

Lower government spending, together with tight monetary policy, are contributing to greater price stability.

The inclusion of Samba version 3 allows tight integration with Windows clients and servers.

This requires the adoption as soon as possible of a tight calendar of implementation.