Примеры использования Construction services sector на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Government is promoting andencouraging the involvement of women in the construction services sector.
There are few regulations in the construction services sector, which is constrained by the size of the country.
Domestic policy instruments andstrategies aimed at building domestic capacities in the construction services sector.
The construction services sector can be used to generate indirect benefits, such as addressing rural poverty and opportunities for women.
Policy environment favourable to development of the construction services sector at the national level.
The construction services sector in developing countries is a fundamental economic activity which permeates all sectors of the economy.
Finally, she agreed that UNCTAD should invite UNCITRAL to draft a model law on the construction services sector.
To implement effectively development objectives in the construction services sector, developing countries should make use of performance requirements which are GATS-consistent.
In particular, a model law for promoting the development of an efficient and competitive construction services sector might be needed.
In the long term, liberalization in the construction services sector, supported by the negotiations in the WTO, could contribute to improving business opportunities for developing countries.
To address the first objective, a model law to promote the development of an efficient and competitive construction services sector might be needed.
Therefore, trade among developing countries should be promoted in the construction services sector, including trade in related equipment and materials and the movement of qualified personnel.
All countries should establish appropriate institutional andlegal frameworks to effectively monitor and regulate the construction services sector.
The representative of the European Commission agreed with the view that the construction services sector had a major role to play in achieving social and economic development objectives in developing countries.
This Expert Meeting has been the first of its kind at the international level to focus on the needs of developing countries in the construction services sector.
The United Republic of Tanzania is a least developed country(LDC), and the construction services sector is facing capital constraints and lacks financial support from the Government.
Consideration should be given to the promotion of regional and subregional trade andcooperation among developing countries in the construction services sector.
The construction services sector is not an area of export interest for LDCs owing to supply-side constraints, to overcome which support from the international community is imperative.
This provides the framework for developing countries to acquire knowledge andtransfer of technology as a way to develop domestic capacities in the construction services sector.
At the same time,companies operating in the construction services sector were faced with shortages of skilled manpower, a lack of capital and equipment supply for smaller contractors, and inadequate managerial skills.
This is because joint ventures are the best tool for local companies to upgrade their expertise andbenefit from trade liberalization in the construction services sector.
A strong domestic construction services sector can be a powerful instrument for employment creation, a crucial infrastructure service and a means of upgrading the welfare of people in developing countries.
Discussion had centred on ways andmeans for developing country Governments to proceed with the regulation and liberalization of their construction services sector.
He also highlighted the need for dialogue between all the stakeholders in the construction services sector in creating employment, developing physical infrastructure and upgrading the welfare of people in developing countries.
Developing countries would need time to establish appropriate institutional andlegal frameworks to effectively monitor and regulate the construction services sector, and to remove bureaucratic obstacles.
To achieve development objectives in the construction services sector in developing countries, comprehensive measures needed to be undertaken by Governments and international funding agencies, examined in multilateral trade negotiations and supported by assistance from UNCTAD.
The discussions among the GATS negotiators showed the difference of views with respect to the negotiating approach in the construction services sector, where some favoured the use of the so-called cluster approach while others opposed it.
Sixth, a special agency should be created to oversee the construction sector, since the present situation in which several agencies are involved is not conducive to dealing with the complex problems that arise in the construction services sector.
The strengthening of domestic and export supply capacity,diversification and specialization in the construction services sector relies upon the effective possibilities for developing countries to upgrade continuously their technological capacity.
The model law is expected to provide guiding principles to developing countries for establishing the appropriate institutional andlegal frameworks to effectively monitor and regulate the construction services sector from a trade and development perspective.