Примеры использования Countries to take advantage на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her delegation urged other countries to take advantage of that facility.
In addition to increased meaningful market access, supply-side constraints need to be addressed in order to enable African countries to take advantage of trade opportunities.
It allows countries to take advantage of specialization and economies of scale.
Therefore, the international community should assist these countries to take advantage of these opportunities;
She invited countries to take advantage of training programmes aimed at strengthening legal systems.
The case of Sri Lanka was mentioned as an example of how ICTs allowed developing countries to take advantage of new orientations in tourism markets.
The ability of countries to take advantage of market opportunities depended upon levels of technological development, endowments and culture.
Well-trained human capital andsupportive institutional capacities are essential for developing countries to take advantage of opportunities presented by globalization.
I strongly urge both countries to take advantage of the Commission's advice and assistance before it takes action to conclude its work at the end of November.
Consequently, there was a complementarity still to be fully exploited at the inter-regional level, andthe GSTP was a valuable instrument for enabling developing countries to take advantage of these opportunities.
Ukraine and Burkina Faso are the first two countries to take advantage of this facility and others are planning to do so.
However, progress in reducing trade barriers and opening the markets of developed countries needs to be accompanied by improved domestic policies andenhanced capacity that help countries to take advantage of trade opportunities.
Therefore, the Working Group encourages EECCA and SEE countries to take advantage of existing good practices and to intensify their work in this area.
As for health care, a vast network of public hospitals provided medical treatment and drugs without charge for all citizens and foreign residents;some foreigners came from neighbouring countries to take advantage of the system.
For developing countries to take advantage of new technologies such as ICTs, it is important to formulate and implement ICT policies and strategies.
There was a need for new development models to create an enabling environment for developing countries to take advantage of the benefits that international trade could bring in fostering sustainable, socially inclusive development.
The Committee encouraged countries to take advantage of the above IT tools and noted that the TIR secretariat will focus on raising the awareness of the benefits of these tools, as well as reach out to Russian-speaking countries by producing manuals in Russian.
Ms. El Midaoui(Morocco) said that the debate on poverty eradication andother development-related issues illustrated that the world must join forces to enable all countries to take advantage of development opportunities and benefit from the fruits of globalization.
This has enabled countries to take advantage of the external boom and now means that the region is better able to cope with a crisis than ever before.
Over two billion people are now connected to cyberspace through the Internet,with that number set to grow further as mobile technologies allow developing countries to take advantage of its enormous benefits at lower costs.
It is important for all concerned island developing countries to take advantage of the 10-year phase-out period to adjust or reconsider their specialization in the textile sector.
This work now had a double significance,since the development of a benchmark for professional qualifications would both strengthen the profession in developing countries and allow those countries to take advantage of any reductions in the barriers to trade in accountancy services.
Commercialization has allowed an increasing number of countries to take advantage of such space-based technologies as satellite communications and remote sensing for national economic and social development.
Various United Nations and other international organizations are engaged in efforts, at the global, regional and national levels, to help countries, particularly developing countries, to take advantage of opportunities offered by rapid advances in biotechnology.
Calling on developing countries to take advantage of the huge potential of strengthened South-South trade, she said broader recovery efforts should be built on strong regional foundations, and should be more coordinated and effective in managing risk and identifying volatility.
Eliminating inequalities between developed and developing countries was a moral and political imperative, in order to enable developing countries to take advantage of the economic benefits of globalization so crucial to achieving the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Elaborating policies to enable developing countries to take advantage of expanded international trading opportunities in the context of the full implementation of the Final Act of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations; and assisting countries, particularly in Africa, that are not currently in a position to benefit fully from the liberalization of the world economy;
They must embrace an analytical understanding of trends and developments in international trade and markets,with a view to assisting developing countries to take advantage of trading opportunities opened up by past trade negotiations, as well as those that will emerge from future negotiations.
The technical cooperation being provided under the trade preferences andregional integration programme enables developing countries to take advantage of market access possibilities through the optimum utilization of preferential trade arrangements and better familiarization with the trade laws and regulations governing market access conditions.
Called upon WTO member States to conclude the Doha Round with development-friendly outcomes on agricultural products in general, and on products of interest to poor countries such as cotton, particularly with regards to the eliminationof trade-distorting measures and market-access barriers, so as to assist African countries to take advantage of opportunities offered by the post multi-fibre agreement delocalization of cotton processing to low cost locations;