Примеры использования Could stimulate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Trade could stimulate growth.
Neither the decision on rates, norPowell's comments could stimulate demand for the dollar.
They could stimulate new ideas for potential cooperation.
There are also some favourable factors that could stimulate FDI growth in the short run.
Such measures could stimulate economic growth and sustainable development.
There were a number of good practices around the world that could stimulate further discussion.
Tourmaline could stimulate key acupoint of wrist, promote the wrist blood circulation.
Another area where recent decisions and new proposals could stimulate further rapid progress is treaty verification.
It could stimulate the development of scientific and technical capabilities in a field at the forefront of science;
A reduction of the marginal burden could stimulate the participation of(part-time working) women.
As NGOs could stimulate this work, Ms. Speranskaya had prepared several materials describing the development of a local PRTR system in the Russian Federation.
Therefore, relatively low levels of an SO2 charges could stimulate considerable reductions of SO2 emissions in the Russian Federation.
This creates a more level playing field for domestic businesses that compete with foreign subsidiaries and could stimulate demand for skilled labour.
Finally, governments could stimulate increased pressure on enterprises from third parties.
In opinion of the Prime Minister,the development of domestic infrastructure projects could stimulate related industries, including metallurgy.
Benefits flowing from this could stimulate trade and markets, contributing to debt alleviation and employment.
Environmental degradation was mainly expected to have an indirect effect on migration by affecting economic conditions which in turn could stimulate departure.
Support for smaller community projects could stimulate mother tongue usage in the mass media and religious services.
In addition, it aims at encouraging and facilitating good corporate governance through the development of international standard of Good Corporate Governance,as well as a mix of incentives that could stimulate socially desirable changes in corporate behaviour.
On the part of the host economy,linkages could stimulate economic activity, where the local inputs substitute for imported ones.
Tariff reform could stimulate appropriate investment by ensuring the correct price signals are in place, provided the services are managed on a commercial basis.
The introduction of a clear time frame in the duration of sanctions could stimulate the target State to fulfil the precise conditions necessary for their lifting.
Developed countries could stimulate demand for these by providing credits to domestic firms and property owners for the acquisition of TDRs.
Reporting entities were requested to report on the availability of mechanisms that could stimulate investments and increase financial flows for the implementation of the Convention.
The developed countries could stimulate technological advances that had the potential to change lives for the better while bearing in mind safety requirements and ethical values.
Rescheduling the debt andconverting it for use in social and environmental projects could stimulate development and reduce poverty in middle-income countries.
The resulting transfer of know-how could stimulate expansion of exports of services from developing countries and assist in their integration into the world trading system.
In the case of Africa, for example,such financing could stimulate demand and promote an exchange of goods, services and factors of production.
Although formal education could stimulate and enhance lifelong learning, education based upon purely utilitarian considerations could  also reinforce prejudice, exclusion and discrimination.
All delegations agreed that tourism could stimulate broad-based economic growth, create employment and development benefits.