Примеры использования Access to external markets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The reward for taking on the challenges of globalization is to gain access to external markets.
Recognizing that improved access to external markets and further multilateral trade liberalization is a basic prerequisite for a reactivation of growth in all parts of the world economy, in particular in the developing countries.
Many delegations stressed the need for vigorous growth in an improved access to external markets.
Recognizing that improved access to external markets and further multilateral trade liberalization are very important prerequisites for the reactivation of growth in all parts of the world economy, in particular in the developing countries.
Nevertheless, it was noted that some small countries are at a disadvantage in terms of access to external markets.
Closure restricts the movement of people and goods,cutting off access to external markets and to income derived from employment and livelihood.
As a matter of principle, Russian goods andservices should have at least non-discriminatory access to external markets.
Furthermore, unless Palestinians gain greater access to external markets and to better paying jobs, whether in Israel or in higher productivity occupations in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, it will be difficult for them to escape poverty.
Greater investment inflows, diversification of export products and expanded access to external markets are urgently required.
On the question of trade financing, he asked whether UNCTAD considered that it had a role to play in achieving better coordination with IMF and the World Bank and, in particular, whether it had activated or envisaged a coordinating mechanism in order to ensure assistance andguidance for countries without access to external markets.
Domestic unemployment rose sharply as businesses were unable to maintain their access to external markets either for the purpose of importing or for exporting.
A broad sector base was being established andefforts were being made to ensure the development of competitive products that could gain access to external markets.
It was examining a proposal to develop a cleaner production policy for Zimbabwe linked to improving access to external markets and promoting investment in and transfer of cleaner technologies.
Such projects also trigger progress in other sectors that depend on efficient andaffordable transport infrastructure(e.g. tourism) and access to external markets.
First, I fully share the feeling that such external macroeconomic parameters as access to external markets, debt management, direct investment, capital flows and access to technology must promote the objectives of development.
As a result, domestic unemployment has risen sharply because business, trade andcommerce have no access to external markets.
At the same time, the Palestinian Authority lacked control over key resources, such as land and water,did not have direct access to external markets, and a large share of its budget remained dependent on transfers of taxes and duties collected by Israel.
This will require an ongoing effort to change production patterns,increased investment in sectors that produce tradables, and access to external markets.
Confronted with the rapid advances of globalization, the priority of CARICOM nations is to gain greater access to external markets and to expand trade and investment, while establishing a regional free-trade area- an economic development model adopted by many other countries of the Americas during the last twenty years Coche, Kotschwar and Salazar-Xirinachs, 2006.
Kyrgyzstan is working for the development and realization of large, regionally important projects,such as the creation of a uniform transport system with access to external markets and of modern communication systems.
The Plan had five objectives: to develop exports andnegotiate effective access to external markets; to strengthen the internal market and create sustainable patterns of employment; to improve national productivity and competitiveness; to maintain the continuity of macroeconomic stability; and to establish financial institutions geared to productive and competitive development.
Kyrgyzstan was working towards the creation of a uniform transport system for the region with access to external markets and the creation of modern communication systems.
Implement the provisions of the Doha ministerial declaration that are relevant to the differential and preferential treatment of small island developing States,particularly those regarding access to external markets.
Moreover, the Palestinian private sector continues to be constrained by years of restrictions on movement and access, blockade,extremely limited access to external markets to export goods and import production inputs, and shrinking capital and natural resource bases.
Foreign enterprises could provide other resources to help a developing nation's R&D commercialization system achieve scale, including management expertise, global supply anddistribution chains, as well as access to external markets.
The panellists andparticipants in the debate pointed out that the small economies require temporary support to improve their access to external markets and clearly defined rules to protect them.
The Database has also been utilized for the analysis of development in national trade policies, the preparation of reference materials for trade negotiations,the analysis of the conditions of access to external markets for export promotion, and research.
This would allow small island developing States to engage on a more equalfooting in international trade, gain more secure access to external markets and participate as equal partners in WTO negotiations.
As the head of our delegation said during the general debate, we reiterate our appreciation for the partnership initiatives undertaken with the aim of helping Africa grow and develop its economic potential,improving its access to external markets and reducing its external debt burden.
Developed countries' protectionism hindered developing countries' agricultural production by exposing them to unfair competition and denying access to external markets, threatening developing world food security.