Примеры использования Benefit developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Can the extension of Geographical Indications[27](GIs) benefit developing countries?
Savings from gains in efficiency should benefit developing countries by being reinvested in development programmes.
A more coherent andbetter functioning United Nations would benefit developing countries.
Debt relief can- as Uganda has shown- benefit developing countries by releasing domestic funds for, inter alia, education and training.
A review of the principles of the financial institutions was needed in order to benefit developing countries.
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This would benefit developing countries to meet their development needs, including improving public health and in building a robust biotechnology industry.
Can IP protection on plants andgenetic resources benefit developing countries and poor people?
If IPRs are to benefit developing countries that benefit will need to come through promoting invention and technological innovation, and thereby enhancing growth.
Regarding the partial cost recovery proposal, it would not benefit developing countries and it needed further thought.
Regulation in the cotton sector was highlighted as one area in which UNCTAD's expertise,especially regarding competition policy, could benefit developing countries.
It should also be underlined that the capacity building will not only benefit developing countries but will also contribute to global efforts in the detection, diagnosis and containment of infectious diseases.
To that end, the outcome of the Uruguay Round must be fully implemented,particularly measures to benefit developing countries.
A successful round would benefit developing and least developed countries by ensuring market access through reductions in tariffs, in trade-distorting domestic subsidies and in other non-trade barriers.
Trade liberalization as conceived in the Doha Development Agenda would benefit developing countries much more than aid.
His delegation had no objections to future work on build-operate-transfer(BOT) projects being undertaken by the Commission since, in the case of large-scale infrastructure projects, the use of guidelines for the development, negotiating andcontracting of BOT projects could benefit developing countries.
One delegate asked if UNCTAD had evidence about whether South- South FDI had helped to benefit developing countries by creating backward and forward linkages.
In recognizing that the Centre's successful development cooperation model could benefit developing countries in other regions, as well as to share the Centre's experiences and flagship programme approach, the Governing Council recommends that the APCICT programmes and scope of work be elevated and expanded to a global level.
Achievement of the MDGs would require sustained and equitable economic growth, andeconomic integration should benefit developing countries, particularly those in Africa.
Apart from activities under the three pillars of UNCTAD's work that benefit developing countries generally or their regional groups or organizations, which included LDCs, support to LDCs included the following.
Achievement of the Millennium Development Goals would require sustained and equitable economic growth, andeconomic integration should benefit developing countries, particularly those in Africa.
Noting the desirability of having financial regulatory frameworks so thatcapital mobility may benefit developing economies rather than undermine their development efforts, and noting in particular that short-term speculative capital flows, owing to their highly volatile nature, can often have negative impacts on the long-term goals of developing countries.
The objective of the Development Account is to fund capacity development projects in the priority areas of the United Nations Development Agenda that benefit developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
At the core of the transformation will be a concept of collaboration andleadership that focuses on the achievement of results that benefit developing countries, recognizing that the complexity of the issues being faced requires responses that go well beyond any one organization.
A report by a World Health Organization(WHO) commission states,"As regards parallel trade between developed countries, taken as a group, and developing countries, taken as a group, there is little doubt that restrictions on parallel imports, which exist in the laws of most developed countries,are beneficial as they help to preserve price differentials through market segmentation that potentially benefit developing countries, and help maintain lower prices in those countries.
We remain convinced that the contemporaryrealities of globalization and liberalization make it clear that capital flows from developed countries not only benefit developing countries, but also combine in a dynamic process with the resources of developing countries in a manner that brings benefits to both developing and developed countries.
Migration benefited developing countries by improving their economic competitiveness, meeting gaps in the skilled and unskilled labour supply and building intellectual and institutional capacities.
It was not clear whether the increase in the number of mergers and acquisitions as part of FDI really benefited developing countries.
The expansion of strategic business services benefits developed countries both in terms of economic efficiency and employment.
Explore intellectual property- related policies and new initiatives necessary to promote the transfer anddissemination of technology, benefiting developing countries in particular, and adopt appropriate measures to enable developing countries to fully take advantage of such transfer;
The development share of the budget by result(Results Framework Chart)clearly delineates the proportion of each expected result which is development oriented and directly benefits developing countries, LDCs and countries with economies in transition.