Примеры использования Competiveness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Managing remuneration and competiveness in labor market;
This year the competition celebrated its 15th anniversary andit was held under the slogan"Made in Russia is a guarantee of high quality and competiveness of producers.
On the basis of the analysis of a niche, the competiveness and specifics of target audience, create positive image on the Internet to develop strategy;
Draw on our industry-specific knowledge and hands-on experience to enhance the competiveness and investment appeal of your business.
It had an impact on business competiveness, as in the era of globalization companies needed a variety of skills, innovativeness, image and reputation, and a human resource pool.
Impossibility to use the net technology advantages may reduce the competiveness among states and other people communities.
Often surpassing customs duties, transport costs influence the volume, structure and patterns of trade,as well as a country's comparative advantage and trade competiveness.
Arctic design is the activity,aimed at sustaining well-being and competiveness of the arctic and northern territories.
As tourism has tremendous potential for growth, both government and the tourism industry need toemploy appropriate policies and strategies to increase their competiveness.
For energy security,CO2 emission reduction, and economic competiveness, the industry is committed to safely restoring nuclear units to operation.
According to a manufacturer, cost of manufacturing EPS products containing Emerald 3000 is not anticipated to have significant impact on cost competiveness with other products.
In particular, it will enable African enterprises to enhance competiveness through exploiting economies of scale associated with having a large market.
In this context,more financial regulation was essential as well as avoidance of trade protectionism which sought to increase trade competiveness at the cost of others.
Also presented is the author's view on how the process of formation of competiveness could be used in nearest perspective in educational and breeding work with students.
The Agreement on Trade Facilitation aims to simplify andmodernize customs procedures and holds great potential to increase the trade competiveness of developing countries.
During the parliamentary hearings on a strategy for the sustainable growth of Kazakhstan's competiveness, on 27 April 2007 the question of reducing the indicators of emissions into the environment per unit of gross domestic product(GDP) was discussed.
The study's ultimate goal is to foster the growthof new perspectives and the development of better-targeted value chains and improve the competiveness of agrifood products in the region.
The effect that the falling value of the rouble would have on the competiveness of the Russian forest sector was less clear, although, in the recent past, such trends were, in general, beneficial for the sector.
The negative impacts of poorly managed and uncontrolled tourism could have costly effects, mostly in terms of lost revenues,if destinations were to lose attractiveness and competiveness.
Undertake regulatory and institutional reforms andrelated measures to improve the delivery and competiveness of the sector and promote tourism safety and security;
The introduction of the organizer SkyDrive into the studying process of higher education establish ments strengthens students cognitive activity, stimulates their creativity, helps the formation of professional skills andhabits as well as their competiveness in general.
In this regard, it is essential to increase the attractiveness of forest business and management and strengthen the competiveness of the forest sector, even though most forest owners do not depend economically on their properties.
As anticipated, the new mechanisms enhanced the predictability, transparency and ease of administration of temporarystaff recruitment in all duty stations and thereby improved the competiveness of the United Nations.
Following strong growth in the 1990s, the Irish economy, from 2000 onwards, began to lose competiveness, resulting in a shifting of growth away from exports towards more unstable domestic demand sources such as construction.
Thus, localising leading international asset management companies through efficient use of Sovereign Funds along with strengthening internal expertise in the field can establish Astana as the main regional centre for asset management andwill help boost the competiveness of the Kazakhstani economy in the global market outlook.
The National Bank shall establish andmaintain the remuneration system of its employees in a way that ensures the internal equity and external competiveness, strengthens the institutional capacity, the continuity of the activity and the human resources, according to international accepted principles.
The Working Party noted that inefficient andlengthy border crossing procedures undermine the competiveness of rail transport in the Eurasian land mass and called on all Contracting Parties, as well as on intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations concerned, to join forces in order to ensure the speedy introduction and proper implementation of the measures foreseen in Annex 9.
Noting that the theme of the 2014 annual ministerial meeting of landlocked developing countries is:"Forging partnership for enhanced trade competiveness and capacity-building of landlocked developing countries in 2015 and beyond.
UNIDO should pursue efforts in areas that were vital to development in developing countries,in particular agriculture and food, competiveness in business, economic diversification, job creation and youth issues, in order to further increase its impact on quality of life.
The green industry agenda featured as a cross-cutting theme, as Zimbabwe strove to attract new investment for the manufacturing sector, upgrade its production technologies andenhance industrial sector competiveness, while simultaneously meeting the sustainable development goals adopted at Rio+20.