Примеры использования Commercial presence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Commercial presence.
Services related to commercial presence abroad.
Commercial presence mode 3.
The mode of supply most frequently found is commercial presence.
Commercial presence necessary.
This is followed by Mode 1(cross-border supply) andMode 3 commercial presence.
Foreign commercial presence in the educational sector.
The latter approach would include commercial presence or establishment.
Foreign commercial presence on an ad hoc basis.
Furthermore, developing andtransition economies have increased their commercial presence abroad.
Foreign commercial presence in the health insurance sector.
It was highlighted that 56.3 per cent of trade in services takes place through Mode 3- foreign commercial presence.
Foreign commercial presence in the hospital operation/management sector.
On the other hand,31 per cent of Members indicated that firms may establish a commercial presence without restrictions.
Croatia- commercial presence required in order to access the market.
Fiji's European and part-European communities trace their origin to the early 1800s when settlers began to establish a commercial presence.
ERG has built a strong commercial presence in China, through its financial and industry partnerships.
Many developed countries have only committed to allow market access under Mode 4 when linked to forms of commercial presence.
Is there a link between the commercial presence of distribution services and the opening of markets for goods and services?
The European and part-European communities Fiji's European andpart-European communities trace their origin to the early 1800s when settlers began to establish a commercial presence.
The favoured modes of supply for environmental services are commercial presence and the presence of natural persons.
Measures requiring commercial presence for suppliers to deliver cross-border services or outright prohibition of outsourcing have acted as barriers.
GATS commitments in this sector have focused mainly on commercial presence i.e. conditions for investment abroad.
Continued liberalization of cross-border trade in ICT-enabled services would reinforce this effect andwould bring more business opportunities decoupled from commercial presence.
The new offers continue to cover measures regulating commercial presence substantially more than measures regulating other areas.
Under foreign commercial presence, some member countries limit access to natural persons or professional associations among natural persons.
Trade in distribution services takes place mainly through commercial presence or investment and cross-border supply, including e-commerce.
Commercial presence is granted to other Members, which includes the right to establish or expand within its territory, including through the acquisition of existing enterprises.
All these make it necessary for software firms often to establish some commercial presence in their markets for effective functioning.
Broadly speaking, liberalization under this mode has been limited to horizontal commitments on the temporary movement of management personnel andspecialists linked to commercial presence.