Примеры использования Economic growth must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, economic growth must also be measured against the template of social inclusion.
The first objective of development must be to eradicate poverty, and economic growth must be people-centred.
Economic growth must be balanced and benefit as broad a range of citizens as possible.
The crucial importance of trade and economic growth must be reflected in poverty reduction strategies.
Economic growth must be linked to equity, with social justice and ecological preservation.
Efforts to improve the social situation and to boost economic growth must be based on a legal and institutional foundation.
This means that economic growth must be socially, politically and economically related with the improvement of the welfare of all citizens.
In order to reduce economic and social inequalities andpromote environmental protection, economic growth must be inclusive.
In exercising this fundamental right, sustained, economic growth must go hand in hand with environment protection, and vice versa.
Economic growth must take place alongside the environmental objective of reducing greenhouse gases and the social objectives of employment creation and poverty eradication.
He emphasized that the social dimension of sustainable development is critical to advance development and that inclusive economic growth must foster effective national poverty reduction programmes.
Development must be durable, economic growth must be broadly based and the trade system must be equitable.
To that end, economic growth must be complemented by policies to promote social inclusion and effective environmental protection as conditions for intra- and inter-generational equity.
At the same time, policies and strategies on agricultural and rural development,poverty reduction and economic growth must give explicit attention to gender equality and the contributions, priorities and needs of rural women.
Sustainable economic growth must focus not only on the speed of that growth, but on equitable access to it by the poorest sector of the economy.
Given high rates of population growth, urban migration andthe segmentation of labour markets, economic growth must be rapid to enable the trickle-down process to create sufficient and adequate jobs for the poor.
We realize that economic growth must be sustained and inclusive by generating jobs and lifting the incomes of peoples in vulnerable situations, especially the poor and the most in need.
National efforts to harness internal sources of growth andcreate sustainable democratic institutions as a basis for sustainable economic growth, must be complemented with appropriate international support respectful of sovereignty and national ownership.
The ministers agreed that global economic growth must take place under conditions of social justice and called for the universal respect of core labour standards.
Economic growth must be based on the accumulation of capital, skills and productivity growth and the expansion of sustainable livelihoods and employment opportunities that would expand the consumption possibilities of households and individuals.
Thus, just as international law protects nations like ours that have no military potential,so too economic growth must be especially attentive to the more vulnerable in order to prevent the consequences of the recession from falling systematically on them.
At the same time, economic growth must be supported by policies promoting structural change, typically including agricultural productivity improvements, industrialization, access to global trade and large-scale investments in rural infrastructure and services.
Efforts to overcome poverty through economic growth must be supplemented by efforts to avoid the pitfalls of urbanization.
The basis for higher economic growth must be macroeconomic stability, since price and exchange-rate stability and low interest rates are essential for creating a healthy investment climate, which is in turn vital for employment growth. .
Thirdly, environmental protection and economic growth must be achieved in a compatible manner, primarily through the development of environmentally friendly technologies.
Cognizant of the fact that economic growth must translate into poverty reduction, we have continued to prioritize poverty reduction within the context of our national planning framework: the Poverty Eradication Action Plan, known as PEAP.
Better material well-being of people,which can be provided by high economic growth, must be reflected in progress in the pursuit of social goals, including a significant reduction in extreme poverty and hunger and the development of human resources.
In order to achieve this, economic growth must be broad-based, linked to policies that reduce social and economic inequality.
Several delegations emphasized that economic growth must be pursued in the broader context of sustainable development, which integrates economic, social and environmental policies.
In order to benefit andpromote the participation of people living in poverty, economic growth must incorporate a sound and open macroeconomic framework, in which resources are used productively and which facilitates the development of income- and employment-generating activities that include poor people, particularly women.