Примеры использования Economic liberalisation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Economic liberalisation, a scenario which is politically irrelevant;
From the early 1980s onwards,the Australian economy has undergone intermittent economic liberalisation.
In 1984 a major economic liberalisation programme was initiated.
Filipov became recognised as a leading economic expert in the Bulgarian government andbecame associated with the tendency that was sympathetic towards economic liberalisation.
Following the economic liberalisation, more jobs opened up, and created a demand for formal wear.
Until 1995 the Coffee Board marketed the coffee of many growers from a pooled supply, butafter that time coffee marketing became a private-sector activity due to the economic liberalisation in India.
Economic liberalisation in Uzbekistan(primarily the lifting of currency repatriation) and Turkmenistan possible privatization of public sector.
In 1984, the Industrial Development Act was adopted,setting course towards economic liberalisation, support of the private sector, and neutral policy towards all sectors of the economy.
Thanks to the economic liberalisation policies introduced in the 1980s, a new wave of merchants and industrialists from Kayseri joined their predecessors.
Many of the countries that the EBRD works in remain poverty-stricken and authoritarian, and the economic liberalisation model promoted by the bank has taken a severe battering in the crisis.
While promoting a reform,be it a public administration reform or economic liberalisation, communication with this group should be targeted and based on the type of their employment, place of residence, age group and values corresponding to them. However, there are several spheres in which communication may be built with the public sector employees as a whole group.
The Commission as the competition regulator for the single market is responsible for antitrust issues, approving mergers, breaking up cartels,working for economic liberalisation and preventing state aid.
The strategy also contains section 6 of Chapter 3 on economic liberalisation which proposes measures to reduce corruption risks in licences and permits, public procurement, tax, customs and privatisation.
Since scepticism is growing(from different directions) towards the bank's general approach to supporting democracy andinclusive development- which in short terms is economic liberalisation- the EBRD seems to have the right idea when at least asking for opinions from the local civil society.
While promoting a reform,be it a public administration reform or economic liberalisation, communication with this group should be targeted and based on the type of their employment, place of residence, age group and values corresponding to them.
Biannual monitoring, which includes an analysis of basic trends in Belarusian society in such spheres as political democratisation, economic liberalisation, government quality and rule of law, relations with Russia and the EU, and culture.
The public sector in many countries faces challenges from powerful forces that seek to weaken the sector's legitimate power through economic liberalisation and changes to the existing legislation, and to undermine public social policy through reductions, privatisation and competition;
With liberalisation and economic development hand in glove, the property market is going from strength to strength.
Head, Trade Liberalisation and Review Division, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD.
Ix Rapidly changing economic and regulation environment liberalisation commencing, setting up of new regulatory bodies, new pricing processes being introduced, on-going privatisation and/or unbundling and changing of ownership.
Trade liberalisation is one of the key factors in economic growth.
Kazakstan's new labour law has been welcomed by employers as a positive move towards liberalisation which will help the country weather a harsh economic period.
The course is not just about ways of entering markets of individual countries, but about bilateral trade liberalisation within integration agreements and about development of integrated economic spaces, including through access to key member countries of integration associations in Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific region, and Latin America.
In this connection, they welcomed the establishment, in collaboration with UNCTAD of the International Institute for Trade and Development(IITD) in Bangkok,Thailand in May 2002 to help developing countries to navigate increasingly complex regional and international economic arrangements resulting from globalisation and liberalisation processes, in particular to enhance the capacity of trade negotiations of developing countries to participate effectively in the ongoing WTO negotiations.
However, increased liberalisation of trade and transport markets means that international cooperation in developing effective, economic incentives could be desirable to avoid unintended distortions of competition between the different national economies, different transport modes of operators from different countries.
In addition, greater efforts must be made to generate a global strategy to prioritise the development dimension into global processes in order toenable developing countries to benefit from the opportunities offered by globalisation and trade liberalisation, including through the creation of an enabling external economic environment for development which requires greater coherence between the international trading, monetary and financial systems that should be open, equitable, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory.
The reduction in economic activity reflected the slowdown in the global economy, as well as adjustments in some sectors to compensate for increasing trade liberalisation.
Often, liberalisation can result in job losses in specific firms, and even overall in specific sectors, before the long run gains from increased economic efficiency appear.
In addition, greater efforts must be made to generate a global strategy to prioritise the development dimension into global processes, and in the relevant multilateral institutions in order toenable developing countries to benefit from the opportunities offered by globalisation and trade liberalisation, including through the creation of an enabling external economic environment for development which requires greater coherence between the international trading, monetary and financial systems that should be universal, open, equitable, non-coercive, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory.
An assessment of the scope for further liberalisation in manufacturing, given the concentration of access in low value-added sectors, and its restrictiveness in high value-added activities with the greatest economic and growth potential;