Примеры использования Area of external trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Plan assisted the Central American countries in the area of external trade.
On the challenges faced by island developing countries, particularly in the area of external trade, considered by the Commission on Sustainable Development at its fourth session;
The Special Plan continued to assist the Central American countries in the area of external trade.
On the challenges faced by island developing countries,particularly in the area of external trade, considered by the Commission on Sustainable Development at its fourth session;
The project is now diversifying with the addition of a component for institution and capacity-building in the area of external trade.
Similarly, in implementing support measures in the area of external trade, the development partners would need to take a broader look, going beyond specific trade-related actions.
The Committee also had an informal exchange of views anda fruitful debate on recent initiatives in the area of external trade and external debt of least developed countries.
In paragraph 7 of the resolution, the Commission on Sustainable Development was invited to convene, during its session in 1996, a high-level panel to discuss the challenges faced by island developing countries,particularly in the area of external trade.
The terms of reference of the Panel are to discuss the challenges faced by island developing countries,particularly in the area of external trade, and to assist the Commission on Sustainable Development in its review of the implementation of the Programme of Action agreed at the Barbados Conference.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 49/100 of 19 December 1994, invited the Commission on Sustainable Development to convene a high-level panel to discuss the challenges faced by island developing countries(IDCs),particularly in the area of external trade.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 49/100 of 19 December 1994, invited the Commission on Sustainable Development to convene a high-level panel to discuss the challenges faced by island developing countries,particularly in the area of external trade, and invited the Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) to organize such a panel.
The prevailing mood at the beginning of the year was one of strict austerity in most of the region, especially in countries that had lost international reserves when the globalcrisis deepened in August 1998 or encountered difficulties in the area of external trade.
Invites the Commission on Sustainable Development to convene, during its session in 1996, a high-level panel to discuss the challenges faced by island developing countries,particularly in the area of external trade, and to assist the Commission in its review of the implementation of the Programme of Action agreed at the Barbados Conference, and also invites the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to organize that panel in cooperation with the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development;
The General Assembly, in its resolution 49/100, invited the Commission on Sustainable Development to convene, during its session in 1996, a high-level panel to discuss the challenges facedby island developing countries, particularly in the area of external trade, and to assist the Commission in its review of the implementation of the Programme of Action.
With the support of the Government of Italy, through its Trust Fund for Human Resources and Capacity-Building, and in collaboration with the Italian Diplomatic Institute, the Division for Public Economics and Public Administration of the Department of Economic andSocial Affairs has given support to a number of OAS member States in building capacity in the area of external trade.
In 1996, UNCTAD, in cooperation with the Department of Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development, organized a high-level panel on island developing countries with the objective of reviewing the performance and problems of these countries,particularly in the area of external trade, in the context of trade liberalization and globalization and their impacts on the specialization prospects of island developing countries.
In addition, liberalization policies, as in the areas of external trade and finance, need to be set within the country's overall development perspective.
Development partners should therefore implement their commitments in the areas of external debt, ODA, financing for development, trade and technology transfer.
Another critical area for the success of adjustment efforts is external trade.
It should be pointed out that to succeed in implementing this outward looking approach, the least developed countries anddonors will not only need to give effect to the agreed national and external actions in the area of trade, but would also have to look beyond the confines of commercial policy.
The external risksto inflation remain significant, given the weak economic activity of the euro area countries and the recession faced by the Russian Federation- the main external trade partners of the Republic of Moldova.
The external risks to inflation remain significant,given the weak economic activity of the euro area countries and the recession faced by the Russian Federation- the main external trade partners of the Republic of Moldova.
The external risks associated with disinflationary pressures are marked by the weak economic activity of the euro area countries and the recession faced by the Russian Federation- the main external trade partners of the Republic of Moldova.
Priority will be accorded to two areas of co-operation: external trade and social statistics.
Develop human resources in all areas relating to external trade and enterprise development.
A number of specific external measures were agreed upon in the following areas: external trade(discussed above); external finance; and external debt.
The Chamber of Entrepreneurs represents the interests of small, medium andlarge businesses and covers all areas of business, including internal and external trade.
The priority areas are: training of statisticians, environment, tourism, external trade and migration.
The priority areas are: training of statisticians, environment, tourism, external trade, migration, new technologies and transport.
The United States Congress is vested with plenary power over Puerto Rico,including in the areas of defence, international relations, external trade, monetary and other matters, while the island is vested with local authority over designated areas. .