Another set of constraints to South South cooperation was structural.

Part of the problem is clearly related to the structural constraints we face.

The design and implementation of structural adjustment programmes should take account of these constraints.

The constraints on such access are attributable to structural and legal factors and are affecting women apos s participation in the country apos s socio economic production process.

The administrative control exercised by these supervisory bodies is also limited by several factors, such as the periodic nature of the reporting system, the backlog and delays in the presentation of reports by States and the work calendars of the treaty bodies.

Sheng Laiyun summarized that the economic adjustment of Liaoning has its special economic reasons, including not only the influence of cyclical factors, but also that of structural factors and even that of base effect and that generally it is in the process of adjustment.

Governance and institutional issues Information for decision making Capacity constraints, including funding, technology transfer, human resources, etc. Lack of appreciation of environmental costs.

It would also review the systems, structure and social realities behind violence and make linkages to gender, poverty and globalization.

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South South FDI flows have been motivated by push and pull factors, and similar structural, cyclical and policy factors similar to those between developed and developing countries.

Access to basic health and education services is still seriously constrained by the ongoing conflict in some provinces, but also by structural factors related to the lack of infrastructure, equipment and human resources.

Prospects for and constraints on foreign investment in LDCs

And as a result, these exposed males lose their testosterone, they're chemically castrated, and they're subsequently feminized because now they're making the female hormone.

This formulation is contextual and, it is to be presumed, indicates that two factors are to be taken into account by decision makers (a) the nature or extent of the armed operations and (b) the content of the treaty concerned and the intention of the parties.

Over time, these terms of reference were extended to include the analysis of all the factors that could have an impact on the structure and functioning of the judicial system, impairing its independence, and of factors that hinder or prevent access to justice.

So, in all of these examples, structure is the determining force.

(d) Structural elements (e.g., trustee, funds flow, timing)

One of the major factors hindering industrial development was lack of capacity at the technical and institutional levels.

Table 4 provides an overview of the needs and constraints relating to vulnerability and adaptation assessments in non Annex I Parties.

There is a perennial temptation to focus on even to overemphasize the short term, tactical drivers of commodity price movements, at the expense of giving longer term, structural factors their due. While short term factors for example, political instability, weather related disruptions, and speculative activity are important determinants of prices, they tell only part of the story.

One popular line of thinking focuses on long term structural factors, such as demographic transition. But, so far, few studies have indicated that structural factors are adequate to explain the extent of the decline in China s potential growth rate over the last couple of years.

Major groups also refer to the institutional constraints and argue that they should be more closely involved in key discussions leading to decisions.

The causes of women's limited attainment of top positions in higher education institutions were personal (for example, lack of self esteem), structural (for example, discriminatory appointment and promotion practices, and the absence of policies and legislation to ensure participation of women) and cultural factors (for example, gender based roles).40

Disincentives for sustainable forest management.

Constraints and opportunities affecting progress.

Constraints and opportunities affecting progress.

Challenges, constraints and unmet goals

(e) Elements related to institutions and mechanisms six times.

Africa's problems in that area, including structural constraints such as dependency on a limited number of export commodities and limited access for farmers to credit, needed to be urgently addressed in a holistic manner.

They include, among others, macroeconomic stability, inflation rates, fiscal policy, exchange rates, trade policy, and structural and institutional factors, especially the degree of financial intermediation as the principal factors.4 The recent increase in domestic savings would lend support to these findings, since economic indicators relating to these variables have shown some improvement.

It is really up to us, for the most important reform is not that of institutions and structures.

Table 5 Constraints on e procurement in the United Nations system

Constraints found are of a technical, financial and political nature.

(i) The need for removing institutional, policy and financial constraints

Enhanced partnerships with academic institutions would also provide strategic opportunities, particularly since the constraints on gender sensitive policy formulation and programme implementation include lack of sex disaggregated data and gender analysis.

The structure of field offices was determined by many factors, including the different approaches to centralization versus decentralization and availability of resources.

As noted earlier, the relevance of the elements can be assessed only within the environment and structure of different Governments.

206. The Committee recognizes that severe economic constraints, due in particular to structural adjustment programmes, social difficulties and poverty, have had a negative impact on the situation of children.

The Committee recognizes that severe economic constraints, owing in particular to structural adjustment programmes, social difficulties and poverty, have had a negative impact on the situation of children.

Some of the main bottlenecks for faster growth of micro financing institutions (MFIs) include restrictive regulations and market constraints such as the lack of centralized, aggregate and coherent market data.

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quot Poverty has various causes, including structural ones.

The short answer is no. While Greece s public debt is undeniably high, and evidence abounds that high debt can hold back economic growth, the country faces even stronger drags on growth, including structural weaknesses and political brinkmanship, that must be addressed first.

Rights and Regugees B H Gender Equality Agency

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