Примеры использования Ability of developing countries and countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increased ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to create an environment conducive to attractingand benefiting from investment for development.
The meeting of the Ad Hoc Working Group was intended to enhance the ability of developing countries and countries in transition to take advantage of the Uruguay Round Agreements.
Enhanced ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in designingand implementing strategies and policies to attract and benefit from investment for sustainable development.
In particular, the group will aim to identify new opportunities arising from the implementation of the Uruguay Round in order to enhance the ability of developing countries and countries in transition to take full advantage of those opportunities.
Increased ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to develop an enabling environment for investmentand enhance the development benefits deriving from domestic and foreign investment.
Requests the Executive Director also to develop and pursue programmes for capacitybuilding in respect of improving the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to prevent, prepare for and respond to environmental emergencies;
The ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under this Convention will[depend on the availability of][require] capacity-building and technical and[adequate] financial assistance.
Any enhanced programme of activities would need to take into account the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to undertake actions, and the need for technical assistance and capacity building.
The ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations arising under this Convention effectively is dependent on the availability of capacitybuilding and technical and adequate financial assistance.
Document OEWG.1/2 repeatedly took note of the important role that financial considerations will play in the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement further long-term international action on mercury, regardless whether that action is taken within a voluntary or legally binding context.
The ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under this Convention will depend on the availability of capacitybuildingand technical and adequate financial assistance.
Also requests the Executive Director, in close cooperation with other relevant agencies, to develop and pursue programmes on capacity-building with respect to improving the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to prevent, prepare for and respond to environmental emergencies;
In paragraph 27(h) the Governing Council recognized that the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively was dependent on the availability of capacitybuilding and adequate financial assistance.
Measures for capacity-building including, inter alia, access to information and technologies and implications of information technologies for trade, trade efficiency and creation of an enabling environment for development of small and medium-sized enterprises and micro-enterprises will enhance the ability of developing countries[and countries in transition] to benefit fully from trading opportunities[especially those arising from the Uruguay Round.] in the post-Uruguay Round world.
What measures are necessary to further strengthen the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate effectively in international economic decision-making?
Increased ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to formulateand implement sound enterprise development and technology policies and translate them into concrete actions to benefit individual enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises.
Responding to the request made by the Commission at its third session to pursue its analytical and research work on links between electronic commerce and development, with special focus on measures and policies likely to enhance the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate more fully in global electronic commerce, the secretariat has prepared a short background document entitled“Can electronic commerce be an engine for global growth?
The decision recognizes that the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under the future instrument would be dependent on the availability of capacitybuilding and technical and adequate financial assistance.
In developing provisions for the future legally binding instrument on mercury the Governing Council recognized in its decision 25/5, among other things, the need to specify arrangements for capacitybuilding and technical and financial assistance, recognizing that the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under a legally binding instrument is dependent on the availability of capacity-buildingand technical and adequate financial assistance.
Strengthening the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement such international standards of accountingand reporting will improve the ability of those countries to maintain a stable and transparent financial market, and ensure stronger systems of accountability for the allocation of scarce resources.
Decision 25/5 of the United Nations Environment Programme( UNEP) Governing Council provides, among other things, that the committee is to develop a comprehensive and suitable approach to mercury, including provisions specifying arrangements for capacity-building and technical and financial assistance, recognizing that the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under a legally binding instrument is dependent on the availability of capacitybuilding and technical and adequate financial assistance.
The ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to formulateand implement sound enterprise development and technology policies was enhanced by satisfying requests from several Governments for advisory services on business linkages between small and medium-sized enterprises, improved access to financing by small and medium-sized enterprises and other enterprise development advice.
To specify arrangements for capacity-building and technical and financial assistance, recognizing that the ability of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to implement some legal obligations effectively under a legally binding instrument is dependent on the availability of capacitybuilding and technical and adequate financial assistance;
Examples of experience with policy reform measures given in document UNCTAD/SDD/SHIP/5, support the observations made in the earlier report entitled"Progressive liberalization and the development of shipping services in developing countries"(TD/B/CN.4/34) that liberalization may have a substantial impact on the ability of developing country and country in transition shipping companies to participate in the supply of services.
Continued attention should be given to identifying obstacles that limited the ability of developing countries and LDC economies to fully benefit from globalization.
What HCMs are particularly important for enhancing the ability of developing countries and economies in transition to attract and benefit from FDI in line with their development objectives?
What host country government policies are particularly important for enhancing the ability of developing countries and economies in transition to attractand benefit from FDI in line with their development objectives?
Apart from acquiring the necessary technological know-how, the ability of developing countries and many countries with economies in transition to benefit from their participation in the ever more complex global economic system will also depend on the capacity of their enterprises to compete in both domestic and international markets.
In short, the world is in crisis-management mode, and that is seriously affecting the ability of developing countries to move forward and onward to progress.
These outcomes directly affect the development process and the ability of developing countries to promote equity and social development.