Примеры использования Capability of developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Support capability of developing countries, especially with regard to the monitoring of air and water.
Technical assistance was also needed to strengthen the capability of developing countries to negotiate with TNCs.
Improved capability of developing countries to identify and address competition and consumer protection issues and to deal effectively with restrictive business practices.
She hoped that the Commission would continue to play an important role in enhancing the decision-making capability of developing countries in science and technology.
Technical assistance is also needed to strengthen the capability of developing countries to negotiate with TNCs, an area in which UNCTAD should play a more active role;
The CTC should emphasize assistance, promote best practices and enhance the capability of developing countries.
Improved capability of developing countries to identify and address competition and consumer protection issues, and to deal effectively with restrictive business practices.
Another would be to provide significant debt relief and debt cancellation as necessary,together with development assistance to boost the overall productive capability of developing countries.
Improved capability of developing countries to identify and address competition and consumer protection issues and to deal effectively with restrictive business practices in national and international markets.
The different components of the Mediterranean Action Plan have their own programme activities aimed at strengthening the capability of developing countries and countries in transition to implement the Convention and its related protocols.
Improved capability of developing countries to identify and address competition and consumer protection issues and to deal effectively with restrictive business practices in national and international markets.
Using predominantly extrabudgetary resources, these objectives will be pursued by seeking to enhance the capability of developing countries with abundant biological resources to compete more effectively in the emerging markets for products based on biological resources.
Enhancing the capability of developing countries to add value to these resources while improving the functioning of this emerging market should strengthen their trading, economic and social development opportunities.
Therefore, we also believe that the international community, including the United Nations system and other relevant actors,should not fail to support the capacity and capability of developing countries in, among other areas, developing disaster preparedness plans.
The BIOTRADE Initiative of UNCTAD seeks to enhance the capability of developing countries to produce value-added products and services from biodiversity for both domestic and international markets.
The Meeting voiced deep concern that such a policy of charging a fee for access to satellite data, if applied to other organizations in the United Nations system or if followed by other satellite operators,could severely limit the capability of developing countries and organizations in the United Nations system to carry out space activities.
Enhancing the crime prevention capability of developing countries was essential for promoting their stability and development and expanding cooperation in the area of crime prevention and criminal justice.
Since its creation in 1996, UNCTAD's BioTrade Initiative has formed partnerships with various national,regional and international organizations to establish programmes that enhance the capability of developing countries to produce and market value-added products and services derived from biodiversity for both domestic and international markets.
Improved capability of developing countries and regional integration groupings to identify and address competition, consumer protection and regulatory issues and to deal effectively with anti-competitive practices at the national, regional and international levels.
UNCTAD's BioTrade Inititative is implementing regional andnational programmes that enhance the capability of developing countries to produce value-added products and services derived from biodiversity, for both domestic and international markets.
Strengthen the capability of developing countries to evaluate international economic issues, through the establishment of a NAM network of coordination and cooperation between academic and specialized centres of research and economic studies;
The programme assists developing countries to directly access information sources and networks,thereby increasing the capability of developing countries to use modern communication techniques for information access and analysis of techno-economic information gathered.
Strengthen the capability of developing countries to evaluate international economic issues, through the establishment of a NAM network of coordination and cooperation between academic and specialized centres of research and economic studies;
Preliminary studies are under way at UNFPA and at the Statistical Division of the Department for Economic and Social Information andPolicy Analysis of the United Nations Secretariat to establish mechanisms to further enhance the capability of developing countries to undertake censuses and to establish innovative methodologies, techniques and procedures to ensure cost-effectiveness, increased accuracy and timeliness in the production of population census data.
Strengthen the capability of developing countries to evaluate international economic issues, through the establishment of a NAM network of coordination and cooperation between academic and specialized centres of research and economic studies;
Take into account the capabilities of developing countries and countries with economies in transition;
A methodology is being developed to assess the capabilities of developing countries to manage chemicals.
Strengthening its information and training services, andstrengthening technical cooperation to expand export supply capabilities of developing countries;
Capacity-building was important to increase the capabilities of developing countries to absorb increasing financial resources.
The trade policy implications of the trading opportunities offered by the Uruguay Round are, of course,closely intertwined with issues concerning the export supply and market capabilities of developing countries.