Administrative bottlenecks

What might the bottlenecks be?

Resolving administrative bottlenecks

Uhoh. Bottleneck. Mr. Roosevelt should hear of this.

I just break off another bottleneck and play these steel guitar blues.

Part of the problem stems from administrative bottlenecks in Haiti itself.

A. Measures designed to overcome physical infrastructure bottlenecks

And so the policy priority is to break the bottlenecks in expanding the construction sector.

CA What's the bottleneck to preventing this stuff getting from scale?

And it's thought maybe it was a bottleneck, a genetic bottleneck thought to be 12,000 years ago, and this has caused a very low diversity.

Handling Africa's human resource bottlenecks will require a composite of actions.

The net cover is barely 48 per cent, and this represents perhaps the main bottleneck in the country apos s education system at present.

As experience had shown, effective control of nuclear materials was the bottleneck inhibiting nuclear weapons development.

Institutional and other constraints and bottlenecks in several aspects of the commodity economy will be considered, and the relevance of remedying such constraints and bottlenecks in ensuring that broad segments of the population benefit from commodities trade will be analysed.

(a) Supporting the consolidation and further improvement of social services while alleviating bottlenecks to basic needs

(b) The need to overcome a number of bottlenecks that have affected and continue to affect the pace and scope of reconstruction.

And then African American folks figured out you could take a broken bottle neck, just like that a nice Merlot works very well.

And then when you try and expand it, because it's shriveled away, you encounter a lot of bottlenecks.

CA So that's the key bottleneck, basically journalistic volunteers and or the funding of journalistic salaries?

The caveat for my access was I had to get the soldiers to volunteer.

In the computer, you have all the data going through the central processing unit, and any piece of data basically has to go through that bottleneck, whereas in the brain, what you have is these neurons, and the data just really flows through a network of connections among the neurons. There's no bottleneck here.

Now one of the major bottlenecks that we've found that's sort of preventing both the access in the first place and the safety of those surgeries that do happen is anesthesia.

In concluding, he remarked that efforts should be made to re examine the bottlenecks in the implementation of the Peace Plan on Western Sahara.

Regulatory measures are devised to address bottlenecks impeding effective competition, created by unfavourable market structures

Instead, policymakers should focus on removing their economies structural and institutional bottlenecks. In advanced markets, these stem largely from a declining and aging population, labor market rigidities, an unaffordable welfare state, high and distorting taxes, and government indebtedness.

Developing new subregional transport projects that help alleviate the physical bottlenecks in the current transit transport corridor systems

Urgent international support is needed to resolve country specific bottlenecks at implementing sustainable intervention options.

UNCTAD's technical assistance was useful with regard to decreasing transit costs and facing up to infrastructural shortages and institutional bottlenecks.

We require a more concerted international effort, led by the United Nations, to speed up the distribution of donor funds and reduce system bottlenecks.

UNDP should not let that innovative approach be stifled by the exigencies of bureaucracy and accounting bottlenecks.

The European Union will make every effort to reduce bottlenecks and to disburse those funds promptly, with a view to creating employment and achieving quick and visible changes.

The need for revision will arise once programmes are implemented and the member States realize that there are gaps and bottlenecks that need to be removed or attended to.

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Social funds for the construction of public infrastructure are in line with national policy requirements and have become a way to break the bottleneck of funding.

Upon completion of this vessel, it will break the current equipment bottleneck of support work, such as the launching, retrieval and repair of large scale buoys and subsurface buoys in China.

We all agreed to look proactively at reducing bottlenecks and at strengthening support for capacity building in ministries that require assistance.

Transport activities of the secretariat which are geared to overcome bottlenecks or system constraints will primarily include the following

Energy and fuel price liberalization is viewed as a significant bottleneck to effective climate change policy measures in Slovakia.

As the volume and pace of operations has increased, new bottlenecks in receiving, inspecting, testing, integrating, consolidating and dispatching of materials have emerged.

The participants suggested identification of the main bottlenecks and prioritization its resolution or solving of the easier ones first to allow initiatives to get started.

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G. Jehoel Gijsbers, L. Kok L. Janssen, Single parents, the combination scenario and child support, a study into bottlenecks and solutions in legislation and implementation, 2001.

57. A comprehensive survey of physical infrastructure needs for both regional and international trade and the steps required to overcome bottlenecks will be conducted.

Now a lot of robotics is very impressive, but manipulation robotics is really just in the dark ages.

The main bottleneck in the WTO negotiations is related to the agriculture sector, which is the principle source of livelihood for the poor in developing countries.