Sentence examples for countries constraints from inspiring English sources

Matthew C. Stephenson, Judicial Reform in Developing Countries: Constraints and Opportunities, in Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics--Regional 2007 : Beyond Transition 311 (Francois Bourguignon & Boris Pleskovic eds., 2007).

In developing countries, constraints on resources limit the collection of socio-economic data, which requires specific and costly investigation.

the assessment of the Agreement's impact on trade, including an assessment of developing country constraints in accessing import markets, due to both tariff and non-tariff barriers.

In some cases obstacles included those countries' immigration constraints.

In both countries, these constraints have led to mounting fatigue among those in the business community and civil society who should be the strongest advocates of close relations.

During the summer, the Senate voted 95 to 0 to assert its opposition to any treaty that endangers the U.S. economy and spares developing countries from constraints imposed on developed nations.

Especially in karst regions in less or least developed countries, these constraints additionally lead to economic water scarcity.

Many countries face constraints to their development, as available water resources are insufficient to meet demand.

Unfortunately, while this model seems to have worked reasonably well until recently in developed countries, major constraints are faced in low-income countries.

Fewer countries reported constraints with products and technologies and the health information system, reflecting the strength of KMC as a person-driven intervention.

However, in developing countries serious constraints include communal land use, the low value of animal products and the lack of knowledge and resources, including finance.