Примеры использования Debt-servicing problems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless, it continued to face severe debt-servicing problems.
External debt and debt-servicing problems constituted an obstacle to development.
The HIPC Initiative had not yet produced a long-term solution to the debt and debt-servicing problems of the countries concerned.
The continuing debt and debt-servicing problems of heavily indebted developing countries.
There was a need for effective, equitable, durable and development-oriented solutions to external debt and debt-servicing problems.
However, many countries face ongoing debt-servicing problems even without falling into this classification.
Countries that had pursued inward-looking,inflexible economic policies faced severe balance-of-payments deficits and debt-servicing problems.
Nevertheless, external debt and debt-servicing problems have persisted, particularly for the poorest and heavily indebted countries.
Effective, fair, and lasting solutions must be found for the external debt and debt-servicing problems of developing countries.
Nevertheless, external debt and debt-servicing problems persisted, particularly in the poorest and heavily indebted countries.
Recent UNCTAD studies showed that periods of growth in financial flowshad been followed by financial crises, widespread debt-servicing problems and default.
On the one hand,developing countries faced with debt-servicing problems increased their controls in order to stem foreign exchange outflows.
The debt-servicing problems of those LDCs that have made special efforts to meet their obligations and avoid rescheduling also deserve attention.
It includes a comprehensive analysis of the external debt situation and debt-servicing problems of developing countries and transition economies.
Noting with concern the growing debt-servicing problems of externally indebted developing countries as constituting an element adversely affecting their development efforts;
It was noted that under current conditions anumber of developing countries were accumulating reserves as a cautionary measure: avoiding debt-servicing problems in the future.
In the view of some participants, debt-servicing problems could, on many occasions, be treated as a symptom and not as a cause of economic malaise.
As the Secretary-General had rightly pointed out in his report on the developing country debt situation(A/49/338),too many countries still faced acute debt-servicing problems.
Noting with concern the growing debt-servicing problems of externally indebted developing countries as constituting an element adversely affecting their development efforts;
Ecuador is actively approaching both its external creditors withinthe Paris Club and holders of Brady bonds in order to find a solution to its debt-servicing problems.
Report of the Secretary-General on the external debt and debt-servicing problems of developing countries, including those resulting from global financial instability A/56/262.
However, much more needed to be done to assist countries that had reached the completion point butcontinued to experience severe debt-sustainability and debt-servicing problems.
Although debt-relief measures have been undertaken by creditor countries, external debt and debt-servicing problems have persisted, in particular for the poorest and heavily indebted countries.
Noting with concern the growing debt-servicing problems of externally indebted developing countries, particularly the LDCs, as constituting an element adversely affecting their development efforts;
At the end of the paragraph, add and to monitor changes in the external debt situation and to identify innovative approaches andstrategies to resolve the difficulties of countries with debt-servicing problems;
Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on the external debt and debt-servicing problems of developing countries, including those resulting from global financial instability;
IMF estimated that the GDP growth rate for the former group averaged 2.4 per cent per yearduring the period 1987-1994; it reached an annual average of 7.1 per cent for countries without debt-servicing problems during the same period.
It noted with great concern that the continuing debt and debt-servicing problems of the heavily indebted poor countries have adversely affected the sustainable development efforts of such countries.
In the biennium 1996-1997, the subprogramme will continue to focus on innovative approaches and strategies towards durable solutions to the external debt problems of developing countries andother countries with serious debt-servicing problems.
The continued flow of new and highly concessional finance, preferably in the form of grants,is necessary to avoid future debt-servicing problems and in the meantime to permit debtors to avoid cash-flow problems and meet their remaining scheduled debt-service obligations.