Примеры использования An economic value на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another significant challenge lay in how to place an economic value on biodiversity.
It is not assigned an economic value and because it is free it is not appreciated.
Women's reproductive work is neither recognized as work, nor is it given an economic value.
This was not only a pleasure for us, but also an economic value",- representative of the Italian fund said.
Create employment for women, especially make the work of housemaids become an economic value.
Water has an economic value in all its competing uses and should be recognized as an economic good.
Claims to money andclaims to performance pursuant to contract having an economic value and associated with an Investment;
Water has an economic value in all its competing uses and should be recognized as an economic good.
On 16 November 2005 an international training course was launched in Turkmenistan on placing an economic value on the natural resources of the Caspian region.
This can give an economic value to upper basin management, wetlands and forest restoration, as they contribute to water storage and flood management.
Fly ash captured from air pollution control devices can potentially be reused for engineering applications and has an economic value.
The time of recording of transactions is the real orestimated time when an economic value is created, transformed, exchanged, transferred or extinguished/cancelled.
Hence the need to establish a gender satellite account, the primary purpose of whichis to quantify unpaid housework and production activities and give them an economic value.
Credits for sums of money or any right for pledges orservices having an economic value connected with investments, as well as reinvested income as defined in paragraph 5 thereafter;
By creating a market between water users and water service providers, an ongoing Green Water Credits project aims to support the current water reform in Kenya, which assigns an economic value to water.
Water should be regarded as a finite resource having an economic value with significant social and economic implications reflecting the importance of meeting basic needs;
Water is a social, an economic and environmental good andshall be treated as having an economic value in all its competing uses.
It would be useful to be able to attach an economic value to official statistics as a public good, e.g. by providing examples of the cost of wrong decisions based on bad quality data;
Although there is a danger that culture within cities may become too commercialized,it should be recognized that culture does have an economic value and that this value is important in the building of cities;
Ms. Martens drew attention to the growing recognition that biodiversity was not just about protecting species, but also about ensuring nature's capacity to deliver the necessary goods and services, which, although provided seemingly for free,actually had an economic value.
However, in order to relate environmental assets to macroeconomic aggregates,it was necessary to assign an economic value to such assets, giving rise to both conceptual and practical problems.
Unfortunately, however, we are living at a time- although there are some signs that it may be transitory- that is totally dominated by the ideology of the market, according to which everything in human society has ormay acquire an economic value.
Investing in innovation, energy efficiency andrenewable resources and putting an economic value on resources are likely to be key strategies to ensure the future sustainability of the tourism sector.
Putting an economic value on volunteering may help to highlight one important aspect of its overall contribution to society and assist in the development of informed policies which take into account the different levels of participation of women and men in different fields of volunteering.
The priority which ought in practice to have been given to education has an economic value, because a country cannot modernize unless a minimum level of education and knowledge is generally prevalent among its people.
In this regard, the Panel notes that Iraq does not deny that claimants are entitled to claim compensation for the temporary loss of resources which have an economic value("which are traded in the market"), such as fisheries and crops.
Another Principle adopted at the Conference recognizes that water has an economic value in all its competing uses and should be recognized as an economic good A/CONF.151/PC/112, annex, Principle No. 4.
This Project breaks new ground, going beyond earlier the earlier projects by:(a) documenting the environmental benefits of reducing energy consumption through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions; and(b)describing how reducing emissions has an economic value beyond the energy savings.
This project will seek to assess an economic value performed by coffee plantations in Mesoamerican countries as part of their NAPs, with the aim of identifying measures to protect the livelihoods of small producers through the identification of alternative economic sound options.